India should clearly articulate its technology and financial requirements to move along a lower carbon intensive trajectory.
The urgent power system needs in India are not necessarily the same as those in advanced industralised countries.
Adoption of energy efficient measures would result in reduced demand for energy and thus lower emissions.
The J–V equation of a solar cell is implicit and requires iterative calculation to determine the fill factor and the maximum power point.
Recently a simple explicit model was introduced to represent the J–V characteristics of an illuminated solar cell with parasitic resistances and bias dependent photocurrent as j = (1 − vm)/(1 + αv), here the normalized voltage, v and normalized current density j can be represented as v = V/Voc and j = J/Jsc respectively, whereVoc is the open circuit voltage and Jsc is the short circuit current density.
This paper aims to inform the tariff setting process for wind resource in Karnataka, so that investments in wind infrastructure can be incentivized taking into consideration resource variations.
There are no easy answers to India's quest for energy security with environmental sustainability.
First–principles DFT simulations are computationally demanding but are reasonably accurate in predicting properties of battery cathode materials.
With a growing nuclear power programme, it is essential for India to enact a legislation which covers all aspects of civil liability in a transparent manner In the unlikely event of an accident, the operator liability is absolute in international practice.
CSTEP organised a stakeholder consultation workshop on the wind energy sector at the request of the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) recently.
India’s present installed capacity, 1,62,366.
The Indian power-distribution sector has been plagued with inherent issues of high aggregate technical and commercial (AT&C) losses and a wide gap between the cost incurred and revenue realised.
