Small Hydropower 1st Edition

Small Hydropower, 1st Edition by Sunil Kumar Singal; Varun Goel; Himanshu Nautiyal; Dimitris Papantonis is an authoritative, practice-oriented guide that brings the fundamentals and advanced techniques of small hydropower to life. Ideal for engineers, planners, students, and developers working on renewable energy and rural electrification projects across India, South Asia, the Himalayas, Europe and other remote regions, this book bridges theory with on-the-ground solutions.

Start here to understand site assessment, hydrology, and run-of-river concepts with clear explanations and regionally relevant examples. The authors unpack turbine selection, civil works, penstock design, and electro-mechanical systems while keeping regulatory, environmental and social considerations front and center. Financial modelling, cost estimation, and operation & maintenance strategies make the text indispensable for project viability and long-term performance.

Practical case studies and step-by-step design procedures translate complex calculations into usable workflows for small hydro project implementation. Emphasis on sustainability and local impact helps planners align technical choices with community needs and ecological safeguards. Whether you’re sizing a micro-hydro plant for an off-grid village or retrofitting a small stream scheme, this edition equips you with actionable guidance and industry best practices.

Readable, technically sound, and geographically aware, Small Hydropower is a must-have reference for anyone serious about deploying reliable, low-impact hydro solutions. Add this essential resource to your library to accelerate project delivery, minimize risk, and harness clean energy potential where it matters most. Purchase your copy today and take the next step toward practical, sustainable hydropower development.

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