The papers should be typed in A-4 size good quality paper on one side only. All drawings and diagrams should be drawn on A4 size white paper with black ink. Photographs should be in black and white on glossy paper.

Two hard copies alongwith a CD containing the soft copy of your paper (in MS Word format) are required to be submitted. The authors should also send two passport size photographs and a brief C.V. alongwith the paper.

Alternatively you can also email your full length paper in MS Word format alongwith electronic copies of the other documents and scanned photograph.

Only original contributions are acceptable. The following Certificate is to be given with the abstract/ paper:

'The author(s) certify that the paper titled- ............. and submitted for consideration for the Conference- Green Power 5 to be held in New Delhi from February 2- 3, 2006 is in original'

The papers will be screened by the Organising Committee & approved for inclusion in the Conference proceedings and/ or oral presentation. Acceptance of the papers will be communicated to the authors in time. The accepted papers will be printed in the proceedings for circulation to the participants. A condition of the acceptance of the papers is that the author/s or a representative will register for the Conference.

We are thankful to all the authors for their overwhelming response and hope for their continued support. Following papers were accepted for the Conference:

1. CFD: IMPACTING THE BOTTOM-LINE OF THE POWER INDUSTRY- by Aditya Chaudhary

Aditya Chaudhary is in Marketing department of Fluent India Pvt Ltd

2. USE OF WEATHER DERIVATIVES FOR OPTIMIZATION OF PROFITABILITY OF STATE ELECTRICITY BOARDS- A CASE STUDY ON KERALA STATE ELECTRICITY BOARD- by Alex K Mathews & K Sasidharan

Alex K Mathews & K Sasidharan are Research Analysts with Geojit Securities Ltd

3. CLEAN DEVELOPMENT MECHANISM (CDM) OPPORTUNITIES FOR POWER SECTOR AND CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES- by Anil Kewalramani

Anil Kewalramani is General Manager (Technology), IPCL, Baroda. He is the Head of Department of the Energy Group at IPCL.

4. REDUCTION OF TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION LOSSES- A VIABLE OPTION FOR FUNDING UNDER CLEAN DEVELOPMENT MECHANISM IN THE INDIAN CONTEXT- by Anjuli Chandra, Director, Central Electrcity Authority

Anjuli Chandra is Director, Central Electricity Authority

5. AN ALTERNATIVE FUEL: BIODIESEL, SYNTHESIZED BY JATROPHA OIL- by Ms. Anuradha Nanewar (Joshi)

Anuradha Nanewar (Joshi) is a M. Tech. presently working as Lecturer, Chemical Engineering Deptt in Institute of Engineering and Science, IPS Academy Indore.

6. AN ELECTRONIC MARKETPLACE FOR THE RENEWABLE ENERGY SECTOR- by George C. Dimitriou

George C. Dimitriou is from German-Hellenic Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Greece

7. ROLE OF COMPUTERISED CONTROLLER IN WIND ENERGY CONVERSION SYSTEM CONNECTED TO UTILITY GRID- by Dr. H. Naganagouda

Dr. H. Naganagouda is a Technical Officer in Karnataka Renewable Energy Devevelopment Ltd. He obtained Ph. D in Development of Microprocessor Based Controller from University of Bangalore. His areas of interest are in Non-Conventional Energy Sources and Computer Applications to Power System Analysis.

8. ANALYSIS OF THE EMISSION REDUCTION OF DIESEL WITH ALCOHOLS AS ADDITIVES USING ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORKS – By Janakiraman

Janakiraman is a research scholar in Sri Venkateswara College of Engineering, Tamil Nadu

9. CO FIRING OF BIOMASS WITH COAL- A PERSPECTIVE- by Jaydeep Nag

Jaydeep Nag is Senior Manager, NTPC

10. PROCESS DEVELOPMENTS THAT LED TO COMMISSIONING OF GREEN FIELD THERMAL POWER PROJECT WITHOUT THE REQUIREMENT OF AN AUXILIARY BOILER- by K Janakiraman & D S Krishnamoorthy

K Janakiraman is Manager and D S Krishnamoorthy is AGM in Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited

11. THERMAL POWER ECO - FRIENDLY AND EFFICIENT- By K.S.Sidhu

K S Sidhu is Director- Research in Punjab State Electricity Board. He has 32 Years service experience in Punjab State Electricity Board and has worked in diverse fields of Power Generation, Transmission, Distribution, Vigilance/ Enforcement & Information Technology.

12. SOCIO- ECONOMIC MODELING ON ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY OF CARBON ECONOMY IN 21ST CENTURY- by Dr J P N Giri

Dr J P N Giri is Suptdg Chemist, ONGC & Founder, Aaditya Energy Foundation

13. ENERGY SECURITY CONCERNS & CHALLENGES FOR INDIA & THE NEED FOR AN INTERNATIONAL APPROACH- by Jayant Chatterjee

Jayant Chatterjee is Manager- Corporate Development, ICF Consultants

14. ENVIRONMENTAL SENSITIVITY VIS-À-VIS HYDROPOWER DEVELOPMENT- by M S Bisht, S K Pattanayak & Arun Bhaskar

The authors are with Center for Inter–Disciplinary Studies of Mountain and Hill Environment, University of Delhi

15. SOLAR ASSISTED DESALINATION TECHNOLOGY FOR WATER RECYCLING- by M G Rasul, D W Convey & M M K Khan

M G Rasul is Deputy Head - School of Advanced Technologies and Processes, Central Queensland University, Australia. The co authors D W Convey & M M K Khan are also with School of Advanced Technologies and Processes, Central Queensland University, Australia

16. THE EFFECT OF PLANT COVER ON THE ABUNDANCE AND VARIETY OF BIRDS IN ORZOOIEH IN BAFT- by Mohammad Taher Bustani, Forest and Pasture Land Expert, Iran

Mohammad Taher Bustani is Forest and Pasture Land Expert, Iran

17. RELIABILITY OF NON-CONVENTIONAL ENERGY SOURCE: A CASE STUDY OF WIND ENERGY SYSTEM- by Mrs Neelima R Kulkarni

Neelima R Kulkarni is an Asst Professor in Electrical Engineering in Modern College of Engineering, Pune

18. MAKING MONEY BY GENERATING POWER FROM NON-CONVENTIONAL SOURCE (BIO-MASS) - A CASE STUDY OF IFSL LIMITED- by Dr. Pawan Gupta

Dr. Pawan Gupta is an Assistant Professor in University of Petroleum and Energy Studies, Dehradun

19. R&M OF THERMAL POWER STATIONS- SIGNIFICANCE TO GREEN POWER- by R K Anand

R K Anand is DGM, Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited

20. STUDY OF THERMOCHEMICAL RECUPERATION TECHNIQUE TO REDUCE CO2 EMISSION IN A COMBINED CYCLE POWER PLANT- by R Senthil Murugan

R Senthil Murugan is a Research Scholar in Mechanical Engineering Department, Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, New Delhi

21. MITIGATING CHRONIC PROBLEMS AND MODERNISING EXISTING PULVERISED FUEL BOILERS WITH LOW NOX EMISSION TECHNOLOGY- by Ramesh T Yavagal

Ramesh T Yavagal is General Manager, ALSTOM Projects India Ltd

22. FUEL OPTIONS FOR MITIGATING AIR POLLUTANTS EMITTED FROM VEHICLES IN DELHI AND KOLKATA- by Rashmi Kadian

Rashmi Kadian is a Research Scholar in Centre for Energy Studies, Indian Institute of Technology Delhi

23. ASSESSMENT OF VOLTAGE INSTABILITY THROUGH MULTIPLE LOAD FLOW SOLUTIONS- by S.N.Chaphekar, and V.V.Khatavkar

S.N.Chaphekar is a M.E.(Power Systems) from University of Pune and is working as Assistant Professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering in Modern College of Engineering, Pune. Her areas of interest are Electrical Machines and Power System Analysis.

V.V.Khatavkar is a M.E.(Power Systems) from University of Pune and is working as Assistant Professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering in Modern College of Engineering, Pune. Her areas of interest are Electrical Machines and Power System Analysis.

24. IGNITION STUDIES OF A FUEL DROPLET- by S.Baskar

S Baskar is currently pursuing Ph.D in the Dept. of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee. His areas of interest are Combustion and CFD

25. ENERGY GENERATION BY EXTRACTING POTENTIAL ENERGY OF WATER STORED IN OVERHEAD TANK IN MULTISTORIED BUILDINGS- by Sambhaji Mane and co-Author- Sanjiv Bonde

Sambhaji Mane is working in K.B.P. College of Engineering, Satara as a lecturer in Electrical Engineering His Academic experience is of 21 years.

Sanjiv Bonde is working as Assistant Professor in Civil Engineering in K.B.P. College of Engineering, Satara.

26. EXPERIMENTATION FOR DESIGN AND FABRICATION OF SCALED DOWN INNOVATIVE MINI ICE PLANT- by U S Wankhede

U S Wankhede is Senior Lecturer in Mechanical Engineering Department in G H Raisoni Collegeof Engineering, Nagpur

27. PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS OF SOLID OXIDE FUEL CELL AND ITS UPSTREAM FUEL PROCESSING OPTIONS- by V U Senthil Vadivel1

V U Senthil Vadivel1 is a Research Scholar in the Department of Thermal Engineering in Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi.

28. DISTRIBUTED POWER GENERATION-A LEAP INTO THE FUTURE- by Vandana Singhal & B R Gupta

Vandana Singhal is Deputy Director, Central Electricity Authority & B R Gupta is Professor of Electrical & Computer Science, AIT

29. SATLUJ BASIN- WATER AVAILABILITY & UTILIZATION - FUTURE PROSPECTS AND PLANNING- by Vijay Chopra

Vijay Chopra is General Manager, Satluj Jal Vidyut Nigam Ltd

30. CHALLENGES IN TRANSPORT SECTOR- SUSTAINABLE ENERGY FROM RURAL INDIA THROUGH BIO-DIESEL- by Meenu Mishra & Mainpal Bhola

Meenu Mishra & Mainpal Bhola are Senior Lecturer & Associate Programme Director in University of Petroleum & Energy Studies, New Delhi

For Oral Presentation:

The papers accepted for oral presentation will be allocated 10- 12 minutes for presentation. The authors have to obtain any necessary clearance and confirmation of funding to attend and present the paper before we allocate time for an oral presentation.

Discounted Registration fee for Authors

The authors are eligible for a discounted delegate fee of Rs 5000 plus applicable tax (domestic participant) and USD 250 plus applicable tax (international participant).

Please note that funds are not available to sponsor participation, travel or lodging expenses and all participants including authors have to register to attend the Conference.