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Dr.A.JAGADEESH,DIRECTOR,NAYUDAMMA
CENTRE FOR DEVELOPMENT
ALTERNATIVES,NELLORE,ANDHRA
PRADESH,INDIA

Simple Vertical Farming

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JAGADEESH SCIENTIST 31

https://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=5Xx_h-vYg9Q
4 .GROWING VEGETABLES ON A STAND
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tYTKgKhFuPM

2 .GROWING VEGETABLES ON A STAND

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bEOoLiHTfyk

Green Leafy Vegetables for All

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dEbR9XIVtPc

Video 1-1 NAYUDAMMA AWARD 2014

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LEoccZJLKbw

Video 2NAYUDAMMA AWARD 2014

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M_4sbZvOahw

Dr.Yellapragada SubbaRow Award

2015
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Renewable Energy for Sustainable

Development PPT

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Whither Creativity? PPT

https://www.scribd.com/doc/71776640/Creativity

Innovative System for Nutritious Green Leafy Vegetables & Simple Soil
Solarisation
https://www.scribd.com/doc/241908298/Nutritious-Green-Leafy-Vegetablesfor-All-an-Innovative-System
Outstanding Comments by Dr.A.Jagadeesh on Research Papers published in
nature and naturenews
http://www.scribd.com/doc/64575958/Outstanding-Comments-onResearch-Papers-in-Nature
Innovative Peoples Technologies
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Many Uses of Agave
http://www.scribd.com/doc/216223577/Many-Uses-of-AgaveLatest-Final
Nellore Scientist's Distinction(Dr.Anumakonda Jagadeesh Blog
Statistics)
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Over 3500 Comments published by Dr.A.Jagadeeh in International
Journals|Newsletters
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MIT Technology Review Agave & Opuntia Comments by

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Comments on Offshore Wind Farms
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Dr.A.Jagadeesh
Dr. Anumakonda Jagadeesh obtained his Bachelors and
Masters degrees in Physics from Sri Venkateswara
University, Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh, India, and his
Doctorate degree in Wind Energy from the prestigious
University of Roorkee {now the Indian Institute of
Technology Roorkee (IITR)}. He has been involved in
teaching and research for the last 30 years. He founded
"Society of Science for the People" in 1973, an NGO which
has been acting to formulate innovative science and
technology programs and projects.
Dr. Jagadeesh widely interacted with several global and
national organizations in Science and Technology
projects; his programs attracted worldwide attention,
especially in Appropriate Technology, Afforestation,
Renewable Energy, Environment, etc. Dr. Jagadeesh also
founded "Nayudamma Centre for Development
Alternatives" in Nellore, Andhra Pradesh, India in 1994
which has been acting as a think tank in promoting

Energy, Environment, and Appropriate Technology

programs and projects. He has been Resource person to
several organizations connected with Sustainable
Development in India and abroad. Dr. Jagadeesh has
traveled to over 40 countries and worked in Italy,
Denmark, Sultanate of Oman, etc. He has held many
important positions such as Director, Murugappa Chettiar
Research Centre, Chennai, India; Vice President, Subhash
Projects and Marketing Ltd, Bangalore, India; Director,
Infrastructure Consulting and Engineers Pvt. Ltd,
Bangalore; and Professor and Head, Centre for Energy
and Sustainable Resources, R.M.K. Engineering College,
Kavaraipettai, Tamil Nadu, India.

Dr.Jagadeesh is also Vice Chancellor (Scientific

Communications),Australian Institute of High Energetic
materials, Clayton, Victoria, Australia. Dr. Jagadeesh's
pioneering work won him several international and
national awards including the prestigious "Margaret Noble
Foundation, Seattle" Award for Research in Energy. He has
membership in several international and government
bodies in India. It is rarely one finds an Innovator, social
scientist and crusader for the promotion of Science and
Technology for Sustainable Development, all blended into
one.

Dr. Anumakonda Jagadeesh is also a member of

several Important International and National Committees:

Network for Science and Technology for Sustainability,

American Association for the Advancement of Science,
Washington DC,USA.
Served as Member, Media Lab Asia Programme, MIT, USA.
Engineering for Developing Communities, University of
Colorado, Boulder, USA.
World Federation of Engineering Organization Energy
Standing Committee Wind Task Force, Brazil.
Member, working groups of the UN Foundation for
Sustainable Energy for All, which is based in Washington
DC .The groups relate to supply chains &
Entrepreneurship and energy & agriculture.
Served in 12 Committees of DNES (Department of NonConventional Energy Sources), Government of India.
Member Editorial Review Board of Science of International
Journal of Green Economics and Production (IJGEP) of
Target Journal (ISSN 1929-2813)
more at:
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Thursday, June 11, 2015

India's Solar Embrace Is Leaving Wind

Power in the Shade
June 11, 2015
By Anindya Upadhyay, Bloomberg

NEW DELHI India is set to add more solar capacity than wind
power for the first time as Prime Minister Narendra Modi looks to
harness the suns rays to curb energy shortages.
Solar installations are on course to exceed 2,500 megawatts in
the year though March 31, 2016, topping the 2,400-megawatt
target for wind, according to interviews with officials from Indias
Ministry of New and Renewable Energy.
By next year, solar installations will overtake those for wind by
several fold, Tarun Kapoor, a joint secretary in the ministry, said
in an interview in New Delhi on June 8. He was referring to the
fiscal year beginning April 1, 2016.
The solar pivot may take Modi closer to an ambitious goal of
scaling up clean energy in India fivefold by 2022, part of his push
for energy security and greater control over pollution. Only a
handful of Indian states have abundant wind, whereas sun bakes
much of the nation around the year. The nation currently relies on
dirty, coal-fired power.
Solar can become cheaper than wind, said Anish De, a partner
at KPMG near New Delhi. As solar is getting more in focus, wind
companies in India are looking to balance and expand their

portfolios. Globally, wind has been existing alongside solar and

growing. The same can happen in India.
For instance, Suzlon Energy Ltd., the fifth-largest wind turbine
maker, plans to install 500 megawatts of solar capacity over the
next five years. ReNew Power Ventures Pvt. is building about 250
megawatts of solar projects.
$200 Billion
India has built up 22 gigawatts of wind power partly through a
policy of tax breaks. Modis target for solar is 100 gigawatts by
2022 from about 4.1 gigawatts now. The goal encompasses both
rooftop projects and utility-scale plants.
The premiers challenge is finding the $200 billion the
government estimates is needed to achieve a clean-energy
transformation. Adani Enterprises Ltd., Reliance Power Ltd. and
SunEdison Inc. are among those pledging investment.
The shift towards solar echoes a global trend. Solar capacity will
climb 64.4 gigawatts worldwide in 2016 versus 51.1 gigawatts for
wind, Bloomberg New Energy Finance estimates.
Solar is typically quicker to install and more predictable than
wind, according to Krishnan Pallassana, executive director at The
Climate Group in New Delhi.
Kapoor from the renewable energy minister said India will tender
15,000 megawatts of solar projects this fiscal year.
If all these allocations do happen, it will be path- breaking even
from the global solar market perspective, Jasmeet Khurana, a
senior manager at consultancy Bridge to India, wrote in an email.

Comments

Anumakonda Jagadeesh Facebook 11 June 2015

By next year, solar installations will overtake those for
wind by several fold, Tarun Kapoor, a joint secretary in
the ministry, said in an interview in New Delhi on June 8.
He was referring to the fiscal year beginning April 1,
2016.
This is overstated. Here is a summary of Renewable
Energy in India:
Renewable energy sources
Total Renewable Energy Installed Capacity (31 Dec 2014
Source Total Installed Capacity (MW)
Wind Power 22,465.03
Solar Power (SPV) 3,062.68
Small Hydro Power 3,990.83
Biomass Power 1,365.20
Bagasse Cogeneration 2,800.35
Waste to Power 107.58
Total 33,791.74

How can Solar surpass wind? Once some people looted

liberal incentives offered by Government on Wind and
Government reduced the incentives and now it is
happening in solar. What is solar PV Efficiency compared
to wind? Did anybody studied the effect of dust on the
solar PV efficiency in Rajasthan? How about effect of
Sand particles which flow with high velocity(LOO) in
Rajasthan on smooth surface of Solar Panel? Unless life
cycle cost of solar PV is established solar will become
another white elephant in India.
Dr.A.Jagadeesh Nellore(AP),India
Renewable Energy Expert