Non-Conventional Energy Technologies is the study of methods by which energy resources like solar, wind, biomass could be considered for large scale use. This book is an effort to explore generation of energy through these resources in a balanced way. It is primarily intended to serve as a textbook for engineering students at the undergraduate level.

The book contains more material than could be covered in one semester course. This will enable the instructor to design a one-semester course including topics of his choice depending on the particular energy supplies that are more important in his situation. Alternatively, two courses, each of one semester duration may be planned with broad divisions.

This Online Learning Center is designed to enhance your learning experience. It provides a broad array of resources that will benefit both the instructors and students. Visit the Information Center to unravel the book's features.

The Student’s Center contains Sample chapter and Additional Reading Material. This will give you the flavor of the published book.

The Instructor’s Center provides instructors with Chapter-wise PowerPoint Slides.

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This site will evolve over time and we would be able to provide you with a wide range of resources that are currently under development.