Energy Engineering

<p>Chapter 1. Low Carbon Pathways for India and the World.- Chapter 2. Fuel Cell Technologies for Defence Applications.- Chapter 3. Wind Energy for Buildings and Transport Sectors.- Chapter 4. Waste to Biohydrogen: Addressing Sustainability with Environmental Biorefinery.- Chapter 5. Indian Advances in Fast Breeder Nuclear Reactor Engineering.- Chapter 6. China’s long road to the high-efficiency, clean, and low-carbon energy transition.- Chapter 7. The Possible Rate of Transition to Lower-carbon Housing.- Chapter 8. Solar Cells: Materials beyond Silicon.- Chapter 9. Nano-Bio-Photonics: Integrating Technologies to Meet Challenges in Energy, Mobility and Healthcare.- Chapter 10. Carbon Dioxide to Energy: Killing Two Birds with One Stone.- Chapter 11. Multi Scale Optimization of Building Energy.- Chapter 12. Emerging Construction Materials for Energy Infrastructure.- Chapter 13. Energy Efficient Power Generation and Water Management through Membrane Technology.- Chapter 14. Transition to Lower Carbon Energy Regime: Engineering Challenges in Building and Transportation Sectors.- Chapter 15. Energy Options and Scenarios for Transitioning to a Lower Carbon Economy: An Indian Perspective.- Chapter 16. Mixed Culture Chain Elongation (MCCE) – A Novel Biotechnology for Renewable Biochemical Production from Organic Residual Streams.- Chapter 17. Bio-Energy and Bio-Refinery: Advances and Applications.- Chapter 18. Sulfonated Polyethersulfone/Torlon Blend Membrane Incorporated with Multi-walled Carbon Nanotubes for Energy Production Using Microbial Fuel Cell.- Chapter 19. Development of Sulfonated Polyethersulfone/Matrimid Acid-Base Blend Membrane for Energy Production through Fuel Cells.- Chapter 20. Adaption of a Green Technology (Friction Stir Welding) to Join Fusion Energy Materials.- Chapter 21. Advanced Materials for Indian Future Nuclear Energy Systems.- Chapter 22. Mitigating Embrittlement in Structural Steels of Power Plants by Grain Boundary Engineering.</p><p></p>