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Energy development in India: issues,trends and alternatives sources / Mahajan, V S (ed) 1983  Book
Mahajan, V S Book
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Publication New Delhi, Deep & Deep Publications, 1983.
Description 190p.
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021527338.7150954/MAH 021527MainOn ShelfGeneral 
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ID:   045070


Energy resources, demand and conservation: with special reference to India / Kashkari, Chaman 1975  Book
Kashkari, Chaman Book
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Publication New Delhi, 1975.
Description xvii,231p
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015974333.79/KAS 015974MainOn ShelfGeneral 
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ID:   127305


Energy security for India: biofuels, energy efficiency and food productivity / Gunatilake, Herath; Holst, David Roland; Sugiyarto, Guntur   Journal Article
Gunatilake, Herath Journal Article
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Publication 2014.
Summary/Abstract The emergence of biofuel as a renewable energy source offers opportunities for significant climate change mitigation and greater energy independence to many countries. At the same time, biofuel represents the possibility of substitution between energy and food. For developing countries like India, which imports over 75% of its crude oil, fossil fuels pose two risks-global warming pollution and long-term risk that oil prices will undermine real living standards. This paper examines India's options for managing energy price risk in three ways: biofuel development, energy efficiency promotion, and food productivity improvements. Our salient results suggest that biodiesel shows promise as a transport fuel substitute that can be produced in ways that fully utilize marginal agricultural resources and hence promote rural livelihoods. First-generation bioethanol, by contrast, appears to have a limited ability to offset the impacts of oil price hikes. Combining the biodiesel expansion policy with energy efficiency improvements and food productivity increases proved to be a more effective strategy to enhance both energy and food security, help mitigate climate change, and cushion the economy against oil price shocks.
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Himalayan energy systems / Dhar, T N (ed); Sharma, P N (ed) 1987  Book
Sharma, P N Book
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Publication Nainital, Gyanodaya Prakashan, 1987.
Description xv,318p.
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027330333.79095426/DHA 027330MainOn ShelfGeneral 
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New lamps for old: the Arabs and Iran meet India's energy needs / Sinai, Peter 1980  Book
Sinai, Peter Book
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Publication New Delhi, Arab Cultural Centre, 1980.
Description 79p.
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018796331.790954/SIN 018796MainOn ShelfGeneral 
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Report of the working group on energy policy / India 1979  Book
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Publication New Delhi, Planning Commission, 1979.
Description v, 121p.
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