Power
Introduction of the Sector
Power is the most critical requirement towards the development and social parity of any country. With the increasing focus on Sustainable Development and resulting Sustainable Development Goal it is pertinent to harness the Renewable Sources of the Energy to its fullest. The existing source of power generation are also gradually being converted into more sustainable alternatives viz. Solar, Wind, Biomass etc.
India has a vast supply of renewable energy resources, and it has one of the largest programmes in the world for deploying renewable energy products and systems. Newer renewable electricity sources are targeted to grow massively by year 2022.
The Government of India’s estimates, a $100 billion investment, and a strong policy framework to stimulate the immense growth of solar and wind energy markets.
Renewable Energy is generated through various natural resources such as biomass, sun,wind, tides waves and water (hydroelectric power). India has a vast supply of renewable energy resources and it has one of the largest programmes in the world for deploying renewable energy products and systems. Newer renewable electricity sources are targeted to grow massively by year 2022.
The Government of India’s estimates, a $100 billion investment and a strong policy framework to stimulate the immense growth of solar and wind energy markets.
As of 2018, India ranked 4th in wind power, 5th in solar power, and 5th in renewable power installed capacity.
As a part of the Paris Agreement, the Government of India has set an ambitious target of achieving 175 GW of renewable energy capacity by 2022, and 500 GW by 2030.
The awareness for clean energy in domestic and industrial setups with government incentives points to a bright future for trained professionals.
Bachelor in Renewable Energy Technology
Programme Introduction
Bachelor in Renewable Energy course deals with each source of renewable energy and the technical aspects associated with them. Let us consider solar energy as an example. The academic program deals with various aspects of solar energy such as – photovoltaic technology, solar power system, solar panels, installation, configuration, cost estimation etc.
Eligibility for Admission
The eligibility for admission to Bachelor in Renewable Energy Technology in shall be 10+2 or equivalent in any stream or ITI (Trade - Electrician & Wireman), HSC Science, Diploma in Mechanical/ Electrical Engineering
Career Prospects/Job Role
Some of the prime recruiters are Solar Energy Firms, Wind Energy Technology Firms, Tidal Energy Technology Firms and Equipment Manufacturing Firms.
Knowledge provider for skill training
Tata Power Renewable Energy Limited
Semester-wise Listing of Courses
| SEMESTER I | SEMESTER II | ||||||
| Course Code | Course Name | Credits | Course Code | Course Name | Credits | ||
| GE 1.1 | Functional English | 2 | GE 2.1 | Communication Skills | 2 | ||
| GE 1.2 | Computing Skills and Digital Literacy | 2 | GE 2.2 | Environmental Studies | 2 | ||
| RET 1.1 | Fundamentals of Solar Energy | 2 | RET 2.1 | Solar Photo Voltaic System and Plants | 2 | ||
| RET 1.2 | Solar Radiation and Energy Conversion | 2 | RET 2.2 | Site assessment array structural design | 2 | ||
| RET 1.3 | Solar Thermal Engineering and Application | 2 | RET 2.3 | Solar Energy storage and Load Management | 2 | ||
| RET ST1 | Skill Training | 12 | RET ST2 | Skill Training | 12 | ||
| CDPNE | *Domain Practicum | NC | CDPNE | *Domain Practicum | NC | ||
| SEMESTER III | SEMESTER IV | ||||||
| Course Code | Course Name | Credits | Course Code | Course Name | Credits | ||
| GE 3.1 | Financial Literacy | 2 | GE 4.1 | Design Thinking | 2 | ||
| GE 3.2 | Basics of Legal and HR Policies | 2 | GE 4.2 | Organizational Behaviour | 2 | ||
| RET 3.1 | Bio-Gas, Bio-Mass and Bio Fuels | 2 | RET 4.1 | Wind Energy Technology and Systems | 2 | ||
| RET 3.2 | Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Waste to Energy Conversions | 2 | RET 4.2 | Other Renewable Energy Resources | 2 | ||
| RET 3.3 | Micro-Hydro Power, Hydrogen Energy and Fuel Cell | 2 | RET 4.3 | Solar Architect and Green Concept in building | 2 | ||
| RET ST3 | Skill Training | 12 | RET ST4 | Skill Training | 12 | ||
| CDPNE | *Domain Practicum | NC | CDPNE | *Domain Practicum | NC | ||
| SEMESTER V | SEMESTER VI | ||||||
| Course Code | Course Name | Credits | Course Code | Course Name | Credits | ||
| GE 5.1 | Health and Wellness | 2 | GE 6.1 | Entrepreneurship | 2 | ||
| GE 5.2 | Personal Grooming | 2 | GE 6.2 | Employment Readiness | 2 | ||
| RET 5.1 | Power Plant Engineering | 2 | RET 6.1 | Introduction to Energy Financing | 2 | ||
| RET 5.2 | Energy Management Auditing and Energy Conversion | 2 | RET 6.2 | Grid Integration and Distributed Generation of RE | 2 | ||
| RET 5.3 | Economics and Financing of Renewable Energy Systems | 2 | RET 6.3 | Operations and Maintenance and plant safety. | 2 | ||
| RET ST5 | Skill Training | 12 | RET ST6 | Skill Training | 12 | ||
| CDPNE | *Domain Practicum | NC | CDPNE | *Domain Practicum | NC | ||
*Domain Practicum- “Compulsory and Non-Credit, non-evaluative component"
The Skill Training component is 50% to 60% ranging from 600 hours to 720 hours per year depending upon the industry requirement
Programme fees: Rs. 36,000/-per annum
Examination fees: Rs.1,600/- per semester and Rs. 3,200 per annum
Caution Deposit (Refundable): Rs.5000
Convocation Fees: Rs.2000/- (In absentia Rs.2500/-)