Is there any scope in B.Tech renewable energy?

Amity Institute of Renewable and Alternative Energy has been there for a decade now and the domain of renewable energy has developed now (expected). There used to be very few students but the number has risen. For someone who really had the calibre shall get a good advantage of this degree. It is a "won't go waste" course.

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The short answer is "Yes". Actually the subject of energy is and shall continue to be an area of significant research that attracts and shall continue to attract billions of dollars of investment because of the temptation of unlocking the secrets of free energy. Now, the biggest puzzle of Free Energy is Free Fuel. Conventional sources have an extractive cost to it etc. Renewable sources such as the sun and the wind have no cost attached to them but harnessing them takes costs. So each incremental breakthrough is actually a quest to lower those costs to the point where that cost can be minimized to an insignificant and incidental number. However, I believe that the real breakthrough would come when humans would have subdued the atom and contained the fusion reaction to defined and desired parameters. Then the next breakthrough would be miniaturization of the technology to put that nuclear fusion power plant at one's desk. So work is on in all these fields. Also one should read Tesla's work, who was far ahead and actually vehemently believed and knew that free energy is the rule and had developed a system himself, famously called the Tesla Tower.

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