Green Technology and Sustainable Development - Parmar, Ranjit
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Green Technology and Sustainable Development is a humble effort to encourage students to incorporate sustainability into their daily routines to conserve the precious natural resources. It explores the concept and need of green technologies; core renewable technologies like solar, wind, hydropower, geothermal, nuclear, and tidal power; global and Indian policies; and practices for the sustainable transformation. This book not only explores the technical aspects but also provokes the reader to think about socio-economic inequality, human survival on this planet, and their role in fighting…mehr

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Green Technology and Sustainable Development is a humble effort to encourage students to incorporate sustainability into their daily routines to conserve the precious natural resources. It explores the concept and need of green technologies; core renewable technologies like solar, wind, hydropower, geothermal, nuclear, and tidal power; global and Indian policies; and practices for the sustainable transformation. This book not only explores the technical aspects but also provokes the reader to think about socio-economic inequality, human survival on this planet, and their role in fighting climate change. The book is designed to be simple to suit almost all branches of various universities by avoiding mathematical equations, jargon of technical terms, and tough vocabulary, so that students may feel joy while reading.
Autorenporträt
Ranjit K. Parmar is currently leading the Department of Electrical Engineering (NBA-accredited twice, New Delhi) at Government Polytechnic Junagadh. He is a recipient of the National Teachers Award 2024 from the Hon'ble President of India and the PIA 2025 Award from Gujarat Technological University, Ahmedabad, Gujarat.He has published four patents, and over the last 24 years, he has been significantly contributing to green campus initiatives, renewable energy, and skill development aligned with UN Sustainability goals.