BIO-DATA OF Dr.A.

JAGADEESH
Name
Short Name
Date of Birth
Address

Educational
Qualifications

Teaching/ Research
Experience
Membership in
Professional
Organizations

: Dr. ANUMAKONDA JAGADEESH

: Dr. A Jagadeesh
: 13.08.1947
: Director
Nayudamma Centre for Development Alternatives
Nawabpet,Nellore 524 002
Andhra Pradesh,India
Ph: +91 861 2317776
E-mail:anumakonda.jagadeesh@gmail.com
: M.Sc. (Physics), S.V. University, Tirupati, A.P. 1979
Ph.D. University of Roorkee(IITR), India, 1986 - Thesis on
Optimum Utilisation of Wind Energy with Reference to
Rural India
: 20 + 15 years
: 1.
2.
3.
4.
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Fellow, Royal Meteorological Society, UK

Associate Member, Sigma Xi Scientific Society, USA
Member, World Science Education Project, CEU, Rome,
Italy
Member, Society for International Development, Rome
Member, IUS PRIMI VIRI International Association,
Rome
Member, Solar Energy Society of India, New Delhi
Member, Indian Meteorological Society, New Delhi
President, Society of Science for the People, Nellore,
India
Faculty Member, Energy Society, New Delhi
Wind Energy, Expert Society for Renewable Energies,
New Delhi
Member, Indian Science Writers Association, New
Delhi
Wind Energy Expert Energy Environment Group, New
Delhi
Convener, Nayudamma Centre for Development
Alternatives, Nellore, India
International Energy Foundation Tripoli, Libya
International Juridical Organisation for Environment and
Development, Rome
United Writers Association, Chennai

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES / WORKSHOPS ATTENDED DURING THE LAST 10

YEARS

Visiting Scientist, Danish Folkecenter for Renewable Energy, Denmark, Wind Energy Research
and Training Programmes in Renewable Energy, September 1999 to November 1999.
Wind Energy Developments in India Keynote address, 2nd International Seminar on
Renewable Energy for Poverty Alleviation 26-27, November 1999, Dhaka, Bangladesh.
Wind Energy in India A critical review, proceedings of Wind Energy Development in
China for the 21st Century March 9-11, 2000, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China, 33-44.
New Energy Specialist Invitation Programme 2001, 22nd July to 3rd August, 2001
sponsored by New Energy Foundation, Tokyo, Japan.
Innovative Technologies for Integrated Development, Media Lab Asia Programme, MIT
Media Laboratory, (USA), July 2001.
Sustainable Technologies for Poverty Alleviation Sustainable Resources, University of
Colorado, Boulder, USA, September 22-29, 2003.
International Focus: Engineering and Technology for Poverty Eradication, sponsored by
UNESCO, American Association for the Advancement o Science and World Federation of
Engineering organizations, 22-23 March 2004, Washington, D.C., U.S.A.
Some Remedial Measures to face Future Water Crisis, World Engineers Convention
2004,Shanghai (China) 2-6 November,2004 Sponsored by UNESCO and WFEO.
FRDERVEREIN

KOLOGISCHE

STEUERREFORM

E.V.

GREEN

BUDGET GERMANY, International Experts.

Important positions held

1.

Director, Murugappa Chettiar Research

Photosynthesis and Energy Division, Chennai

Centre,

2.

Vice President (Wind Energy), Subhash Projects &

Marketing Ltd., Bangalore.
2

3.

Director, Infrastructure Consultancy & Engineers Pvt.

Ltd., Bangalore.

4.

Consultant, Zond Energy Systems Inc., Tehachapi,

USA

5.

Consultant, Tacke Windenergie GmbH , Germany.

Major Consultancy Projects undertaken

International:

Indian :

References :

1.

Consultancy Project on Appropriate Technology

including Renewable Energy to UNIDO, 1990.

2.

Preparation of Feasibility Report on Utilisation of

Wind / Solar Energy in Sultanate of Oman, Oman,
1986

3.

Wind Consultancy Project to Fuji Heavy Industries

Ltd., Japan, 1989

4.

Wind Consultancy Project to CICERO, University of

Oslo, Norway, 2000

5.

Consultant, Tacke Windenergie, Germany.

Did consultancy to 20 Wind projects aggregating 40 MW

from concept to commissioning especially in Tamilnadu.
1.

Dr.Baldev Raj
Director
Indira Gandhi Centre for Atomic Research (IGCAR)
Kalpakkam 603 102, Tamil Nadu, India
Phone (O) + 91 44 27480234, 27480240
Fax: + 91 44 27480060, 27480301
E.mail: dir@igcar.gov.in; URL: http://www.igcar.gov.in/director

References

2.

Dr.M.S.Swaminathan,FRS
MP(Rajya Sabha)
Chairman
M.S.Swaminathan Research Foundation
III Cross Taramani Institutional Area
CHENNAI 600 113
Ph: 91 44 2254 2790/2254 1229
Fax: 91 44 2254 1319
E-mail: swami@mssrf.res.in

3.

Prof.T.Nejat Veziroglu
President
International Association of Hydrogen Energy
5794 SW 40 St. #303
Miami, Fl 33155,
USA
Tel: 1-305-456-9353

Fax: 1-305-675-3295
E-mail: veziroglu@iahe.org

Training Programmes
Conducted

Designed a three-months training programme in

Renewable Energy to Energy Personnel from
Nodal Agencies in India at Folkecenter for
Renewable Energy,

Denmark,

sponsored by

DANIDA in 1991.

Roster Consultant/Expert

Awards Won

1.

UNDP-Bangkok Sub-Regional Resource Facility

(UNDP-SURF), Bangkok.

2.

Renewable Energy Sources UNIDO, Vienna,

Austria

3.

UNESCO, Paris

4.

Commonwealth Fund for Technical Co-operation,

Commonwealth Secretariat, London

5.

Transenergy Consultants Limited, Barbados, West

Indies

6.

Feasibility Study on Utilisation of Wind/Solar

energy in Sultanate of Oman

7.

New Energy Development Foundation

(PHIL), Metro Manila, Philippines

8.

International Centre for Technical Research,

London

9.

Philippines Centre for Appropriate Technology

and Training, Batangas City, Philippines

Margaret Noble Foundation (Seattle, USA)

Annual Research Award for outstanding
contributions in the filed of Energy Technology,
1994.

International Man of the Year for 1996-1997

from
International
Biographical
Centre,
Cambridge, U.K.

Inclusion in the Marquis Whos Who from USA

Inc.

(1998) in the category of Finance and Industry.

Resource
Person
in :
appropriate Technology &
alternative Sources of energy

Twentieth Century Award for Achievement

from International Biographical Centre, U.K., 1997

Golden Jubilee Celebrations of Independence

Award from District Congress Committee, Nellore
(A.P.) India, 1997.

Inclusion in the International Who is Who of

Intellectuals 13th Edition, 1998, published by
International Biographical Centre, U.K.

United Writers Association Life Time

Achievement Award, Chennai, 1998.

Inclusion in the 2000 Outstanding Scientists of

the 20th Century, International Biographical
Centre, U.K., 1998.

CBR Award in Science and Technology, 1998.

10

Inclusion in the Dictionary of International

Biography, Twenty Seventh Edition, IBC, UK,
1998.

11

International Man of the Millennium, IBC, UK.,

1999

12

Science & Technology Award, Duvvuri Rami

Reddy Foundation, Nellore (India), 1998.

13

International Man of the Year 1999, American

Biographical Institute, U.S.A.

1.

Environmental Liaison Centre International (ELCI),

Nairobi.

2.

Development Technology Centre, University of

Zimbabwe, Harare, Zimbabwe.

3.

National Institute of Development Research and

Documentation, University of Botswana, Gaborone,
Botswana.

4.

CEMAT, Guatemala.

5.

Appropriate Technology Sweden, University of

Lund, Sweden.

Membership in Government :
Bodies

6.

Technologie appropriate Trieste, Trieste, Italy.

7.

Botswana Technology Centre, Gaborone, Botswana.

8.

PECTEC Consultancy Co., Ahmedabad, India.

9.

AFPRO, New Delhi.

10

Centre for Science, Technology and Environmental

Policy Studies (Steps), New Delhi.

1.

Member, Working Group of Department of Nonconventional Energy Sources (DNES), Ministry of

energy, Govt. of India, appointed by Planning
Commission which formulated 7th plan proposals on
Alternative Energy Sources.

2.

Member, Wind Energy Sub-committee of DNES

3.

Member, Expert-committee of DNES to study the

proposal of NAL Wind Energy.

4.

Member DNES, Expert Committee on Energy

Education.

5.

Member, Steering Committee for the Demonstration

Wind Farm Programme of DNES.

6.

Member DNES Wind Pump Scrutiny Committee.

7.

Member, Wind Energy Experts Panel, NonConventional

Energy
Development
Agency,
Government of U.P.

8.

Member, Technical Committee on Wind, DNES.

9.

Member, Expert Committee on deep well wind

pumps, DNES, New Delhi.

10

Member, High Power Committee to prepare report on

Institute of Energy System, Pondicherry, Central
University, Pondy.

11

Member, Task Force Committee for the preparation of 8th

plan proposals on Non-Conventional Energy Sources,
NEDCAP.

12

Member, Technical Advisory Committee on wind,

NEDA, Government of U.P.

13

Member, working group on wind, DNES, for

preparing 8th plan proposals constituted by Planning
Commission.

14

Member, Technical Advisory Committee to screen

R&D Project Schemes on Wind, DNES.

15

Member, Managing Committee on wind for IERT,

DNES.

Assignments Abroad

Academic and Scientific

Co-operation

Chairman of Sessions at
International Conferences

16

Member, Committee of experts to screen actionoriented research programmes for the Eastern and
Western ghat regions constituted by Ministry of
Environment and Forests, Government of India.

17

Member, Working group for preparing 9th plan

proposals for DST constituted by Planning
Commission.

1.

May 1986 to June 1986, Muscat, Sultante of Oman,

Preparing a Feasibility Report on the Potential of
Wind and Solar Energy in the Sultanate of Oman.

2.

June 1989 to June 1990 Folkecentre for Renewable

Energy (Formerly Danish Centre for Renewable
Energy), Denmark, Working in Wind/Solar/Biogas
besides in-charge of International Relations.

3.

September 1990 to September 1991, At ENEA, CRE

CASACCIA, Italian Commission for Nuclear and
Alternative Energy Sources Rome on a study-stay.

4.

October 1991 to December 1991, Folkecentre for

Renewable Energy, Denmark, Wind Energy Research
& Training Programmes in Renewable Energy.

5.

February 1992 to June 1992,

CASACCIA, Rome, on a study-stay.

6.

September 1999 to November 1999, Folkecentre for

Renewable Energy, Denmark, Wind Energy Research
& Training Programmes in Renewable Energy.
of

Appropriate

ENEA

CRE

1.

Southern Institute
Alabama, USA.

2.

Both Ends, Netherlands

Amsterdam, Netherlands.

3.

Nedergie bv. Engineering and Contracting Specialists

in Wind Energy Systems, Netherlands.

1.

Wind Energy Session, International Congress on

Renewable Energy Sources Madrid, Spain, May
1986.

2.

Wind Energy Session, Manila International

Symposium on the Development of Energy Sources,
Manila, January 1989.

IUCN

Technology
Committee,

Visits Abroad to present :

Papers
at
International
Conferences

Visits Abroad to present

Papers
at
International
Conferences

Editorial & Advisory

3.

Session on local production, 2nd European

Symposium on Soft Energy Sources and Systems at
the Local Level, Chaina, Crete, Greece, October
1989.

4.

Wind Energy, 9th Miami International Congress on

Energy and Environment, Miami, USA, December
1989.

Australia

2.

Austria

Bangladesh

Canada

China

Denmark

Germany

Greece

Japan

10

Malaysia

11

Italy

12

Netherlands

13

Poland

14

Philippines

15

Singapore

16

United Kingdom

17

United States of America

18
19.
20
21

Jordan
Nepal
Nigeria
Sri Lanka

1.

Member, Editorial/Advisory Board of RERIC, Asian

Institute of Technology, Bangkok, Thailand.

2.

Reviewer, International Journal on Energy Systems,

Florida, USA.

3.
Books & Monographs

Invited Talks

Inventions

Wind Energy Expert - to screen the papers presented

at National Solar Energy Convention, Bhopal, 1984.

1.

My Experiments in Science; With Special Reference

to Appropriate Technology, Published by Society of
Science for the People, Nellore, 1978.

2.

Wind Energy Availability at some Meteorological

Stations in India, Published by the Author, 1982.

1.

Science & Rural Development,

Vidyapeeth, Ahmedabad, October 1978.

2.

Science for the People, Central Leather Research

Institute, Madras, April 1978.

3.

Utilisation of Alternative Energy Sources in India SHAR, AP, August 1983.

4.

Harnessing Wind Energy in Himalayan Region,

Centre for Policy Research, New Delhi.

5.

Utilisation of Wind Energy in Tamil Nadu with

special reference to Ramanathapuram District,
Central Electro Chemical Research Institute,
Karaikudi, Tamil Nadu, April 1985.

6.

Scope for Wind Energy Utilisation in India,

Seminar on power from Renewable India, AP,
Chapter, Hyderabad, February 1986.

7.

Wind as an option for Power Generation

Conference on Energy Options for Power Generation,
IEEE, Hyderabad Branch - February 1986.

8.

Rural Technologies, Appropriate Technology and

Informal Sector, International Conference with
partners from Third World countries, Sanklemark,
Flensburg, Germany, March 30 - April 1, 1990.

9.

Village Technologies to be promoted by voluntary

agencies, AFPRO meeting of voluntary agencies in
implementation of biogas programme, Indian Social
Institute, June 5-7, 1990, New Delhi.

Gujarat

Over 25 inventions in the fields of Alternative Energy

Sources, Appropriate Technology, etc.

Research Experience

Involved in the Research and Promotion of Energy,

Environment, Biotechnology, Appropriate Technology,
etc., for over 20 years and widely interacted with global
agencies like the World Bank, UNIDO, UNEP, UNESCO,
CFTC, etc., and Government of India agencies like DBT,
MNES, DST, CAPART, UGC etc.

Workshops Attended

1.

Integrated course in Renewable Energy, University of

Roorkee, Roorkee, May 15-30, 1980.

2.

Short term course on wind energy systems, Indian

Institute of Science, Bangalore, January 16-19, 1982.

3.

Energy Conservation in Buildings, Sponsored by

UNCHS, Madras, Nov. 1988.

4.

United Nations International Workshop on Wind

Energy, Riso National Laboratory, Roskilde,
Denmark, 20-27 August, 1989.

5.

Seminar on seamills, organised by steering group for

renewable energy under technology board,
Copenhagen, August 17, 1989.

6.

Round table on co-operation between Europe and

India in the field of solar energy technology
development and use, sponsored by Friedrich Ebert
Foundation, India International Centre, May 28, 1990,
New Delhi.

7.

Environment and Sustainable Industrial Development

sponsored by UNIDO, Copenhagen, Denmark, 16-18,
October, 1991.

8.

Sustainable Energy Technologies for Human

Settlements, RCHMT, Madras sponsored by United
Nations Centre for Human Settlements, June 1993.

9.

Global forum on Environmental Education for

Sustainable Development, Sponsored by UNESCO,
New Delhi, September 24-28, 1993.

Marital Status
: Married
Vaiderbi Devi (Wife)
Prasanthi

(Daughter)

Sravanthi

(Daughter)

Sethna

(Son)

LIST OF PUBLICATIONS BY Dr A. JAGADEESH

Wind Energy
1.

Prospects of Wind Energy Utilisation in Maharashtra State (India). A Case Study,

Natural Resources Forum, New York - Vol. 6, 93-103, January, 1982.

2.

Wind Energy Developments in India, South Wind, Australiasian Wind Energy

Society Journal, 13-16, June, 1982.

3.

Wind Energy to beat Drought, Alternative Energy Sources IV, Ann Arbor Science,
Michigan, 301-311, 1982.

4.

Few Innovations utilising Wind Energy, Alternative Energy Sources, IV, Ann Arbor
Science, Michigan, 325-329, 1982.

5.

Earthen Ramps and Bamboo Screens to enhance Wind Power, South Wind, Nos. 10
& 11; 16-17 December, 1982, March, 1983.

6.

Windmills for irrigation in India, Renewable Sources of Energy, an International

Journal, Tycooly International Publishing Ltd. Vol. 2, 109-114, 1983.

7.

Increasing Windspeed through Escarpments, Alternative Energy Sources V, Elsevier

Scientific Publishing Co., Amsterdam, 179-187, 1983.

8.

Economics of Windpumps for irrigation in India, Alternative Energy Sources V,

Elsevier Scientific Publishing Co., Amsterdam, 141-148, 1983.

9.

Wind Energy Research in India, Alternative Energy Sources V, Elsevier Scientific

Publishing Co., Amsterdam, 141-148, 1983.

10.

Prospects for Wind Energy Utilisation in India, American Society of Mechanical

Engineers, Wind Energy Symposium Proceedings, 1983.

11.

Frequency Analysis of Windspeed, Renewable Energy Sources, International

Progress, Part B, Elsevier Scientific Publishing Co., Amsterdam, 192-202, 1984.

12.

Windmills Vs. Diesel pumpset for Irrigation in India, Presented at 6th Miami
International Conference on Alternative Energy Sources, Miami, Proceedings 49-52,
December 1983.

13.

Effect of urbanisation on Wind Data Recordings, Presented at 6th Miami

International Conference on Alternative Energy Sources, Miami, Proceedings 280282,
December, 1983.

14.

Detailed Method of Estimation of Wind Energy Output at a place, presented at 6th

Miami International Conference on Alternative Energy Sources, Miami, Proceedings
274-279, December, 1983.

15.

Probability Analysis of the area which can be irrigated by a specific Windmill,

presented at the 6th Miami International Conference on alternative Energy Sources,
Miami, Proceedings 290-294, 1983.

16.

Effect of seasonal variation on Windspeed on Energy output, presented at the 6th

Miami International Conference on Alternative Energy Sources, Miami, proceedings
287-289, 1983.

17.

New method to harness more Wind Energy, Energex 84, International Conference
on Energy, Regina, Canada, 663-668, May, 1984.

18.

Potential of Wind Energy in Orissa State - A Case Study, Indian Journal of power
and River Valley Development, Vol.XXX, Nos.11 & 12, 46-50, 1980.

19.

Windmills to boost Agricultural production in India, International Symposium on

Mechanisation and Energy in Agriculture, Turkey, 261-266, April 1983.

20.

Analysis of Wind power at some locations in India, Solar 83, International Solar
Energy symposium, Madrid, Spain, October 1983.

21.

Potential of Wind Energy in Tamil Nadu State, A Case Study, Energy Management,
Vol. 5, No. 4, 293-299, October and December, 1981.

22.

Wind Energy potential in coastal areas in India, proceedings of 6th Miami

Conference on Alternative Energy Sources, 283-286, December 1986.

23.

How to choose capacity of Storage tank to utilise water on windless days,

proceedings of 6th Miami Conference on alternative Energy Sources, 300-301,
December, 1983.

24.

Wind as an alternative energy source in Indian energy scenario, Intersol, June, 1985,
Montreal, Canada.

25.

Wind Energy potential in Gujarat State - A Case Study, Indian Journal of power and
River Valley Development, Vol.XXXII, Nos.1 & 2, 7-10, Jan - Feb., 1982.

26.

Harnessing more Wind Energy through Ramp like structure, International

Conference on Solar and Wind Energy applications, Beijing, Chania 3-7, August,
1985.

27.

Evaluation of the Wind data to harness Wind Energy, Indian Journal of power and
River Valley Development, 40-50, February, 1984.

28.

Potential of Wind Energy in Rajasthan State - A Case Study, Upadi 82, International
Conference on Alternative Energy Sources, Puerto Rico, August, 1982.

29.

Wind Energy potential in Kerala State - A Case study, Vayumandal, IMD Journal
Vol.11 (1 & 2), 1981.

30.

Wind Energy potential in Andaman & Nicobar Islands, National Academy of

Science letters, Vol.4 No.7, 1981.

31.

Economic Feasibility of Power Generation with windmills in India - A Case Study,

Proceedings of European Wind Energy Conference and Exhibition Hamburg, 709713, 1984.

32.

Potential of Wind Energy in India - Bihar State - A Case Study, Alternative Energy
Sources V part C: Indirect Solar/Geothermal, Elsevier Science Publishers,
Amsterdam, 149-160, 1983.

33.

Utilisation of Wind Energy for irrigation in India, Mausam 33, 489-494, 1982.

34.

Potential of Wind Energy in India - West Bengal State, A Case Study, Alternative
Energy Sources V part C: Indirect Solar/Geothermal, Elsevier Science publishers,
Amsterdam, 130-135, 1983.

35.

Current status of Wind Energy in India, European Wind Energy Association

Conference and Exhibition, Rome, proceedings, Vol.1, 179-184, 1986.

36.

Wind Energy Estimates at some places in India, International symposium on

Applications of Solar and Renewable Energy, Cairo, March, 1986.

37.

Improved Design of Savonius Rotor, International Conference on Energy for the

Americas, Puerto Rico, Proceedings, Pergamon Press 43-48, 1985.

38.

Systems Analysis of Wind/Diesel Hybrid setup for power Generation, International

Symposium on Applications of solar and Renewable Energy, Cairo, March, 1986.

39.

Economics of Escarpments to extract more Wind Energy, International Symposium

on applications of Solar and Renewable Energy, Cairo, March, 1986.

40.

Wind Energy programmes in India, International Congress on Renewable Energy

Sources, Madrid, Spain, May, 1986.

41.

Wind Energy and Agriculture, 2nd International Conference on Energy and

Agriculture, Brescia, Italy, October, 1986.

42.

Integration of Wind Farms into the public power System in India, Journal of Wind
Engineering and Industrial Aerodynamics, 27 (1988) 433-438, Elsevier Science
publishers, Amsterdam, 1988.

43.

Wind Energy programmes in India - A Review, 8th Miami International Conference

on Alternative Energy Sources, Miami, proceedings, Vol.1, 164, 1987.

44.

Wind power Generation Looks Ahead in India, RERIC New, AIT, Bangkok Vol.10,
No.1, 8-10, 1987.

45.

Site Identification by Satellite? Wind power monthly, Vol.3, No.6, 25, 1987.

46.

Wind Generator for Battery Charging in Rural Areas, Seventh ASME Wind Energy
Symposium, New Orleans, January, 1988.

47.

Wind Energy Developments in India, Cairo International Symposium on Renewable

Energy Sources, Cairo, June, 1988.

48.

Analysis of Wind Farms performance in India, Wind power 88, Honolulu,

proceedings, 423-424, September, 1988.

49.

Wind programmes in India - A Critical Review, Soft Energy sources at the local
level, Naxos, Greece, 10-18, August, 1988.

50.

Harnessing more Wind Energy through Slopes, Manila International Symposium on

the Development of Energy Sources, Manila, Philippines, 181-186, January, 1989.

51.

India-prospects and pitfalls, Windpower Monthly, Denmark, Vol.4, No.10, 6, 1988.

52.

Performance of wind farms in India, 9th Miami International Congress on Energy

and Environment, Miami, USA Proceedings, Vol.1, 53, 1989.

53.

Wind Energy Developments at Folkecenter, Peter Rasmussen, Preben Maegaard and

A. Jagadeesh, 9th MICEE, Miami, Proceedings, Vol.1, 169, 1989.

54.

Development of 1.5 kW wooden blade wind turbine at Folkecenter, Lars Yde,

Preben Maegaard and A. Jagadeesh, 9th MICEE, Miami, USA, proceedings Vol.1,
93, 1989.

55.

Small Wind Power Plants for Rural Electrification, A. Jagadeesh, Lars Yde and
Peter Rasmussen, Benjamin Linder International Conference on Renewable Energy
and Rural Development, Managua, Nicaragua, 105-111, 1989.

56.

A Novel Windmill with Multiple Applications, Lars Yde & A. Jagadeesh, World
Renewable Energy Conference, Reading, UK Vol.3, 1527-1532, Pergamon Press,
1990.

57.

Experience of Windfarms in India, EWEC 91, Amsterdam, 302-306, Oct, 1991.

58.

Three areas of neglect, Wind Power Monthly, Vol.II, No.6, 6, June 1995.

59.

Performance and Size, Wind Power Monthly, Vol. 11 No. 9, 6, October 1995.

60.

Hybrid Systems - For Optimisation, New Renewable Energy Sources, Vol.1, No.3,
17-18, 1996.

61.

Wind Farm Cooperatives, New & Renewable Energy Sources, Vol.1, No.3, 24,
1996.

62.

Power Without Tears, Science Express, 4, 29th April 1997.

63.

India Needs Large Turbines, Wind Power Monthly, Vol.13, No.9. 9,6, 1997.

64.

Wind as a supplement source of energy, Proceedings of Seminar on Strategies and

Polices for Wind Power Projects, Hyderabad, 12-17, 1997.

65.

Dealing with reactive power, Wind Power Monthly, Vol.13, No.12, 6, 1997.

66.

Whither Wind Energy? IREDA NEWS, Vol.9, No.2, 53-57, 1998.

67.

German High, Indian Low, WIND Directions, Vol. XVIII, No.4, 1999, 2.

68.

Wind power - One of Indias great resources, Renewable Energy World, Vol2, No.3,
1999, 56-63.

69.

Wind Energy development in Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh, India Institutional
dynamics and barriers A case study, Energy Policy , Vol.28, No.3, 157-168, 2000.

70.

Wind Energy in India A critical review, proceedings of International Workshop on

Wind Energy, Beijing, China February 9-11, 2000.

Solar Energy
71.

Floating Salt producer utilising Solar Energy, proceedings of 1th Miami Conference
on Alternative Energy Sources, 240-241, 1981.

72.

Simple Laboratory Solar Distiller, Alternative Energy Sources V, part B, Elsevier

Science Publishers, Amsterdam, 235-237, 1983.

73.

Everybodys Solar Water Heater, URJA, Vol.27, No.6, 11-12, 1990.

74.

Designing better Solar Cookers, nature, Vol.351, No.63, 21, 2 May, 1991.

75.

The `Jagadeeshwar II Solar Cooking Water pre-heater, Sprit of Enterprise, The

1993 Rolex Awards, Switzerland, 449-451, 1993.

76.

Power to the people, Our planet, Vol.2, No.4, 12, 1990.

77.

Solar Water Heater with a Difference, Solar 1996 Conference Proceedings, 34th
Annual Conference of Australian and New Zealand Solar Energy Society, Darwin,
Australia, 325 - 329, 1996.

78.

Sun @ Work at the Folkecentre Denmark, Sunworld, Vol.23, No.4, 24-25, 1999.

79.

PV in India not such a rosy picture, Solar Progress, Vol.20, No. 4, 23, 1999.

80.

Simple Solar Water Heater for Developing Countries, Home power #76, April/May,
2000, 36-37.

81.

Solar Cooking in India, Solar Cooker review Vol.6, No.1, April, 2000.

Micro-Hydro Energy

82.

Power from pumped Water, International Symposium on Applications of Solar and

Renewable Energy, Cairo, 1986.

83.

A Micro Hydro Device for low Heads, 8th Miami International Conference on
Alternative Energy Sources, Miami, Proceedings, Vol.1, 88, 1987.

84.

Biogas Research in India, Alternative Energy Sources, V part D: Biomass/

Hydrocarbons/Hydrogen, Elsevier Science Publishers, Amsterdam, 149-161, 1983.

Biogas

85.

Water Hyacinth for Biogas generation in Kolleru Lake in India, 9th MICEE, Miami,
USA, Proceedings Vol.1, 165, 1989.

86.

Development of Silo and Horizontal biogas digesters at Folkecenter, Erik Moller,

Preben Maegaard and A. Jagadeesh, 9th MICEE, Vol.1, 164, 1989.

87.

Plant-based waste water treatment plant at Folkecenter, Denmark, Jorgen Hinge and
A. Jagadeesh, 9th MICEE, Proceedings, Vol.1, 194, 1989.

Energy Education

88.

Energy Education in Indian Universities, Proceedings of International Symposium Workshop on Renewable Energy Sources, Lahore, 165-168, 1983.

89.

Training Courses on Alternative Energy Technologies for Middle Level Workers,

Proceedings of 6th Miami Alternative Energy Sources, 389-399, 1983.

90.

New and Renewable Energy Courses, International Symposium on Renewable

Energy Education, June 19-20, 1991, Borlange, Sweden.

91.

Renewable Energy training programmes at Folkecentre, Rene Karottki, Preben

Maegaard and A. Jagadeesh, 9th MICEE, Miami, Proceedings, Vol.2, 443, 1989.

92.

The Folkecenter for Renewable Energy, RERIC News, AIT, Bangkok, Aug, 1989.

93.

Renewable Energy Developments at Folkecenter, Denmark, Preben Maegaard & A.

Jagadeesh, 2nd European Symposium of Soft Energy Sources and Systems at the
Local Level, Chaina, Crete, Greece, 160-174, Oct. 1989.

Rural Energy
94.

Rural Energy Centres, Alternative Energy Sources IV, Ann Arbor Science,
Michigan, 31-41, 1982.

95.

Wind Energy for Rural Development: Indian Case Study, UNESCO Regional
Workshop on New and Renewable Sources of Energy, Mariano Macros University,
Batac, Llocos, Norte, Philippines, 156-161, 1986.

Environment
96.

Pollution-free pesticides, The Biosphere: Problems and Solutions, Elsevier Science

Publishers, Amsterdam, 679-682, 1984.

97.

Some plants to promote afforestation and their multiple uses, The Biosphere:
Problems and Solutions, Elsevier Science Publishers, Amsterdam, 227-232, 1984.

98.

Whither renewable energy sources? Energy Policy, Butterworth Heinemann Ltd.,

U.K., Vol.21, No.2, 98-99, Feb. 1983.

99.

Climate change-policy implications, Energy Policy, Vol.19, No.9, November 1991,

814-815.

100.

Plant-based pesticides, 9th MICEE, Miami, USA, Proceedings Vol.1, 154, 1989.

101.

Some plants for averting deforestation in India, 9th MICEE, Proceedings Vol.1, 94,
1989.

Science Popularisation
102.

National Science Service Programme, 2nd International Symposium on World

Trends in Science Education, Nottingham, UK, July, 1982.

103.

Science for the People, Report of the Working Group on Science and Rural
Development, Gujarat Vidya Peeth, Ahmedabad, October 1978.

104.

National Science Resources Centre, Second International Symposium on World

Trends in Science Education, Nottingham, UK, July, 1982.

105.

Bionics in Schools, Science Reporter, Vol.36, No.6, 1999,4.

Appropriate Technology
106.

Fire-proof apron saves from kitchen fire, Invention Intelligence, Vol.23, No.9, 28,
Sept. 1988.

107.

Low-cost washing machine is pedal operated. Invention Intelligence, Vol.24, No.2,

Feb. 1989.

108.

Air-cum-water cooler, Invention Intelligence, Vol.24, No.8, 342, 1989.

109.

Extending TV to the next room, Invention Intelligence, Vol.24, No.8, 349, 1989.

110.

Solar water heater on wheels, Invention Intelligence, Vol.28, No.12, 302-303, 1983.

Popular Articles And Letters

Published over 100 popular articles and letters on Science, Rural Development, Energy,
Environment, Appropriate Technology and Agriculture in leading Journals and Newspapers.

ANNEXURE
Membership in International Bodies:

1. Network for Science and Technology

for Sustainability, Harvard University
USA.
2. Engineering for Developing Communities,
University of Colorado, Boulder, USA.
3 .Member, Indian Innovators Association,
New Delhi.

Awards Won

1. National Innovation Foundation Award

for the Innovation Energy Conservation
in Electric Pumpsets,2001.
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2. Eco Award in Alternative Energy Sources,

Canada, 2004
3. Samaikhya Bharath Gaurav Satkar, Madras
Telugu Academy, 2005.
4. Ramineni Foundation(USA) Vishishta
Purashkar Oct.2009.
Reviewer of Research Papers
:
Reviewer, Energy Policy, Elsevier Publishing
Co, Netherlands.
Appointed to the International Committee:
Dr.A.Jagadeesh, Head, R & D has been appointed as Member of IASTED Technical Committee
on Environment Systems, Canada for the term 2005 2008.
Participation in International / National Conferences and delivering invited talks:
Key Note address at the One Day Workshop on Energy Conservation in Industry, Velammal
Engineering College 9th August 2005.
Renewable Energy in India, Renewable Energy Day, SSN Engineering College, 19th August
2005.
Sustainable Renewable Technologies, Sakthi Mariamman Engineering College, Renewable
Energy Day, 19th August 2005.
Whither Renewable Energy? Saraswathi Vel Engineering College, Sholinganur, 20th August
2005.
Wind Energy in India, International Renewable Energy Conference 2005, Beijing, China 7-8
November 2005.
Attended Board Meting of Engineering for Developing Communities, University of Colorado,
Boulder, USA 20-22nd January 2006.
Delivered lectures on Sustainable Technologies, Innovative Renewable Energy
Technologies at University of Iowa, Iowa City, USA on 25th and 26th January, 2006.
Delivered lecture on Environmental & Energy projects for Developing Countries, University
of Colorado, Denver, USA, 27th January 2006.
RESEARCH PAPERS ACCEPTED AT INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES:
Energy Efficiency in Irrigation pump sets, Sustainable Development 2006, 1-3 March 2006,
Wels, Austria.
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Safe Drinking water for All, 10th International Water Technology Conference, Alexandria,
Egypt March 23-25, 2006.
Wind Energy Marches ahead in India, International Conference on Power and Energy Systems
(EuroPES 2006), June 26-28, 2006, Rhodes, Greece.
Invited to give Keynote Address at Global Conference of Renewable Energy Approaches for
Desert Regions and Exhibition, 18-22nd September 2006, Amman, Jordan.
Invited to lead a workshop on development issues, Envisioning Sustainability: A New
Generation of Thinking for the Next Generation of Living, The University of Iowa Chapter of
Engineers for a Sustainable World, September 27 30,2006.
International Conference on Role of Engineering Towards a Better Environment (RETBE),
Alexandria, Egypt, 16-18th December 2006.
Chaired a session on New Product Development and Management, 2nd International Conference
on Innovation and New Product Development, 21st December 2006, R.M.K.Engineering
College, Kavaraipettai, Tamil Nadu,India.
New Product Development through Technological Innovations,2nd International Conference on
Innovation and New Product Development,21st December 2006,R.M.K.Engineering
College,Kavaraipettai,Tamil Nadu.India.
Multiple Uses of Crops, Keynote Address, National Biotechnology
ConferenceBRAVURA06,Audisankara College of Engineering and Technology,Gudur,23rd
December 2006.
OrganisedRenewable Energy Day and inauguration of Energy Club in R.M.K.Engineering
College, Kavaraipettai, 21st August 2006.
Whither Creativity? National Science Day Lecure, Central School, SHAR, Sriharikota, February
28, 2007.
Panel Discussion on Renewable Energy Implementation/Policy Issues organized by IEEE
Power Engineering and Industry Applications Chapter, Hyderabad, March 15, 2007.
Invited Talk Transfer of Technology for Women Development, National Conference on ROLE
OF WOMEN FORINDIA AHEAD, S.R.M.Engineering College, Kattankalathur, 3rd April 2007.
Sustainable Technologies, Keynote address at Symposium on Management of Technology for
Sustainable Development, Chattisgarh Swami Vivekanand Technical University, Raipur, 30th April
2007.

Wind Energy In India A Perspective INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON NATURAL AND

LOW COST MATERIALS IN WIND ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES, DHULIKHEL, NEPAL,
10-12 NOVEMBER.
Invited as KEYNOTE SPEAKER at International Conferences:
CEER 2007 2nd International Conference and Exhibition on Renewable Energy, Algiers,
Algeria, 18-20, June 2007.
2nd International Conference, Environmentally Sustainable Development, Abbottabad,
Northern Areas, Pakistan, 26 28 August 2007.
First International Development Conference (IDC 2007), Toronto, Ontario, Canada 20 23
September 2007.
Innovative Technologies, Vivekanandha Institute of Engineering and Technology for Women, Tiruchengodu, 5th
August 2008.
Role of Engineers in Sustainable Development, Keynote Address, Engineers Day, September 15, 2008,
IGCAR, Kalpakkam
Renewable Energy for African Region,Keynote Address at the 3rd International Renewable Energy
Conference in Abuja, Nigeria to be held during 7 9 October 2008.
Technology with a Human Face, TCS, Chennai, 17th October 2008.
Wind Energy in India-A Perspective, Keynote Address, International Workshop on Natural and Low-Cost
Materials in Wind Energy Technologies, Dhulikhel, Nepal, 10-12 November 2008.
Creativity and Innovation in Science and Technology, Training School officers, research scholars and young
scientists and engineers at IGCAR,Kalpakkam,15th November 2008.
Advances in Renewable Energy Technologies, World Ozone Day Lecture, Narayana Engineering College,
Nellore, AP 16th November 2008.
Excellence in Technical Education,Keynote Address at TECHNOFEST 2008,Visvodaya Institute of
Technology and Science,Kavali,AP 25th November 2008.
Renewable Energy for Sustainable Development,Keynote Address at inauguration of Centre for Energy
and Environment,Visvodaya Institute of Technology and Science,Kavali,AP 10th December 2008.
Energy Conservation in Industry and Agriculture,Keynote Address,National Energy Conservation
Day,Audisankara College of Engineering and Technology,Gudur,AP 15th December 2008.
Environmental Pollution Lecture, Rotary Club, Gudur, Andhra Pradesh, 23rd January 2009.

On Creativity in Science, Little Angels School, Gudur, Andhra Pradesh, 24th Anniversary,
27th January 2009.
Keynote Address at the inauguration of EWB India VITS and SAE India Chapters at
VITS, Kavali, Andhra Pradesh 7th February 2009.
Renewable Innovative Technolgies,One Day seminar on Advances in Mechanical Engineering,Siddarth
Institute of Engineering & Technology,Puttur,14th February 2009.
Keynote Address at RENEWABLES 2009, National Student Paper Presentation Contest, VITS, Kavali,
Andhra Pradesh,21 February 2009.
Valedictory Address, National Conference on Biotechnology for Human Welfare,
Jawahar Bharathi, Kavali, Andhra Pradesh, 22nd February 2009.

Invited to International Conferences / Workshops:

1.Global Conference on Renewables and Energy Efficiency for Desert Regions,
March 31 April 2,2009,Amman,Jordan.
2. 17th European Biomass Conference & Exhibition, 29th June 3 July
2009, Hamburg,Germany.
3. International Workshop on Wind Energy, 14-16 September 2009, Nairobi, Kenya.
4. International Conference on Nuclear & Renewable Energy Sources,
28-29 September 2009,Ankara,Turkey.
5. POWER-GEN Asia & Renewable Energy World Asia, 7-9 October 2009, Bangkok,Thailand.
6. RENERGY, 8-11 October 2009, Istanbul Turkey.
7. The Integration of Sustainable Agriculture and Rural Development in the context
of climate change, the Energy Crisis and Food Insecurity, 12-14 November 2009,
Agadir, Morocco.
8. Keynote Address, 2010 International Conference on Sustainable Development and
Environmental Protection: Strategies and Procedures for Developing Nations held at
the Bells University of Technology, Ota, Ogun State between September
21-23, 2010.
9. Panelist,, GLOBELICS 2010 - 8th International Conference

Making Innovation Work for Society: Linking, Leveraging and Learning, University of
Malaya,Kualalumpur,Malaysia,1-3 November 2010.
10.Chairman, The 2011 International Conference on Product Development and Renewable
Energy Resources ICPDRE 2011, February 19-20,2011.

Name of the Magazine

DotEarth

Nature/Nature news
REDIFF NEWS
SiliconIndia
SciDev.Net
gizmag
RobAid
SmartTechie
Think digit
Energy pulse
Renewables biz
The Scientist
Forum for the future
World Changing
Energy Boom
DiscoveryNews
Wired
Ecofriend
MIT News
Technology Review
Forbes
Climate Progress
WASH
treehugger
YaleGlobal
YaleEnvironment360
Harvard Business
Review
Grist
Guardian
Renewable Energy
Focus
Center for Science and
Environment
China Dialogue
New Scientist
ScientificAmerican
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Current Position Abroad

Vice Chancellor(Scientific Communications)
Australian Institute of Higher Energetic Materials
Clayton,Victoria
AUSTRALIA