Autor/Autorin: Deshmukh Sandip
Sandip is a Post-doctoral Research Fellow in the Centre for Environmental Strategy at the University of Surrey, UK. An engineer by training, his research relates to the regional energy planning with a focus on decentralized renewable energy systems and energy resource allocation for the socio-economic and techno-economic development.
The gap in demand and supply of energy can only be met by optimal allocation of energy resources and is need of the day for developing countries like India. For the socio-economic development of India, energy resource allocation at the rural level is gaining importance these days. This book is all about development of Integrated Renewable Energy System (IRES) in rural context, which aims at optimal resource allocation, thereby reducing dependence on commercial energy and reducing associated environmental hazards, and opening new avenues for employment generation. The methodology described here is applied to a rural region in Rajasthan, India. The work demonstrates new approach in Micro-level energy planning, for successful realization of renewable energy based projects and could easily be adopted in other developing countries.
Über den Autor
Sandip Deshmukh es profesor asistente en el Sangamner College, (autónomo) Sangamner. Tiene 14 años de experiencia docente. Ha publicado 3 libros y más de 15 Papers presentes y publicados.Kavita Nawale es Profesora Asistente en G. M. D. Arts, B. W. Comm. & Science College, Sinnar. Tiene 10 años de experiencia docente.
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The gap in demand and supply of energy can only be met by optimal allocation of energy resources and is need of the day for developing countries like India. For the socio-economic development of India, energy resource allocation at the rural level is gaining importance these days. This book is all about development of Integrated Renewable Energy System (IRES) in rural context, which aims at optimal resource allocation, thereby reducing dependence on commercial energy and reducing associated environmental hazards, and opening new avenues for employment generation. The methodology described here is applied to a rural region in Rajasthan, India. The work demonstrates new approach in Micro-level energy planning, for successful realization of renewable energy based projects and could easily be adopted in other developing countries.
