Journal Article - Economic and Political Weekly

India's Energy R&D Landscape: A Critical Assessment

| September 21 - September 27, 2002

Energy research and development has received little attention in the flurry of energy policy shifts and reforms over the past decade, continuing with a historical trend where government attention on ER&D policy has been, at best, sporadic.

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For Academic Citation: Sagar, Ambuj. “India's Energy R&D Landscape: A Critical Assessment.” Economic and Political Weekly, vol. 37. no. 38. (September 21 - September 27, 2002):
3925-3934
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