Possible solutions to Energy Crisis
Possible solutions to energy crisis
Submitted by Vijayalaxmi Baligar
Table of contents:
1. Introduction and overview.
2. Consumption of energy in India
2a. Consumption of electrical energy and reducing the power loss in transmission lines.
2b. Energy Consumption in service sectors and in industrial sectors
2c. Energy consumption in the Agriculture Sector
3. Recycling.
3a. Role of recycling in energy consumption
4. Use of renewable energy sources
4a. Hydroelectricity
4b. Wind power
4c. Solar energy
4d. Geothermal energy
4e. Biomass and biofuels.
5. Conclusion
6. List of references
Possible solutions to Energy crisis in India
Vijayalaxmi B Baligar
Dept of Physics K.Sc.D, KUD- 580001 vijayalaxmibaligar@gmail.com Abstract.
The situation about energy crisis in India and its potential remedies are discussed in this paper. There is a deficit in energy production. In order to meet the demand for energy, different options need to be explored. The solution lies in recycling, reduction in losses during energy consumption and utilization of renewable energy sources. Among these, the best solution to overcome this problem is maximum utilization of renewable energy, because it is clean and environmentally safe. That is, the sources of renewable energy will produce lower or negligible levels of green house gases and other pollutants as compared with the other types of energy sources (Fossil and Nuclear energy sources). Recycling also plays an important key role in consuming the raw materials, which in turn protect the raw resource (non-renewable). The energy consumption has been recognized worldwide as a parameter of development in a society and India needs to increase it’s per captia energy consumption. In the present paper, an attempt has been made to review the energy situation within India. Here the current policies and future strategies
Submitted by Vijayalaxmi Baligar
Table of contents:
1. Introduction and overview.
2. Consumption of energy in India
2a. Consumption of electrical energy and reducing the power loss in transmission lines.
2b. Energy Consumption in service sectors and in industrial sectors
2c. Energy consumption in the Agriculture Sector
3. Recycling.
3a. Role of recycling in energy consumption
4. Use of renewable energy sources
4a. Hydroelectricity
4b. Wind power
4c. Solar energy
4d. Geothermal energy
4e. Biomass and biofuels.
5. Conclusion
6. List of references
Possible solutions to Energy crisis in India
Vijayalaxmi B Baligar
Dept of Physics K.Sc.D, KUD- 580001 vijayalaxmibaligar@gmail.com Abstract.
The situation about energy crisis in India and its potential remedies are discussed in this paper. There is a deficit in energy production. In order to meet the demand for energy, different options need to be explored. The solution lies in recycling, reduction in losses during energy consumption and utilization of renewable energy sources. Among these, the best solution to overcome this problem is maximum utilization of renewable energy, because it is clean and environmentally safe. That is, the sources of renewable energy will produce lower or negligible levels of green house gases and other pollutants as compared with the other types of energy sources (Fossil and Nuclear energy sources). Recycling also plays an important key role in consuming the raw materials, which in turn protect the raw resource (non-renewable). The energy consumption has been recognized worldwide as a parameter of development in a society and India needs to increase it’s per captia energy consumption. In the present paper, an attempt has been made to review the energy situation within India. Here the current policies and future strategies