To carry out fundamental research on energy conversion and storage principles and to develop suitable, sustainable technologies for more efficient energy generation and utilization and thereby contributing towards country’s goal of energy self-sufficiency.
Faculty with ESE as their research focus will look at a gamut of problems in the range of fields from fluid flow to heat transfer, combustion, turbo machinery, solar/air/hydropower generation, gas turbine and propulsion.
Students in their final year undergraduate, dual degree students and Masters’ students will be able to take a basket of courses offered in this area that will equip them with knowledge and skills in these cutting edge area enabling to harness career opportunities in research and development division of public and private sector within and outside the country, national laboratories, defense, space and nuclear establishments and research center of multinational companies within and outside the country. Prospect for getting jobs/higher studies for these students is bright with companies like GE, NTPC, and a host of other government/private/MNCs have active recruitment in these areas and many different institutes all over the world work on different aspects of energy science and engineering.