Renewable energy
Renewable energy
Renewable energy consists of all the energy that is not polluting and whose sources are not depleted, or whose source is being replenished. Solar energy, wind energy, hydroelectric energy, energy received from tidal bore, biomass, bio-fuels etc. are some examples of renewable energy.
Importance of renewable energy
Energy has become an integral part of modern life style. Without energy, there will be a very big question mark on the existence of modern civilization.
Renewable energy is the main pillar of renewable development.
Renewable energy is an alternative to energy which is limitless.
Energy is directly related to the environment. Traditional means of energy (coal, gas, petroleum etc) are in limited quantities as well as very harmful to the environment. On the other hand, there are alternatives to energy that are complementary and which do not harm the environment.
Global warming and prevention of climate change
Renewable energy sources are available indefinitely in large quantities as well as safe, self-motivated and dependable throughout the year. Also, equally distributed like this is also possible. India produces immense quantities of organic matter, solar energy, wind power, bio gas and small hydro power. 21st century's form is going to be determined without fossil energy, whereas in the 20th century it was determined by him. Throughout the world, the development and research of carbon-free energy sources have now become an industrial and business reality by coming out of laboratory shackles.
India and renewable energy
The country's non-conventional energy program is one of the largest programs of this kind in the world. Under this, various technology, bio gas, improved stove, biomass gasifier, fast growing tree species, combustion and co-production of biomass, drainage by wind mills, power generation by wind turbines, solar thermal and photographic vol-table systems, Energy production, hydrogen energy, sea energy, fuel cell, electric powered vehicles (buses) from domestic domestic and industrial effluents and waste A.) and transportation is going to work on alternative energy sources.
In the next few thousand years, our conventional energy sources will end. In the form of which the nature has laid millions of years, we finish it in a few minutes. Environmental pollution, social and economic pressure and political uproar make the problem more serious. Therefore the need for the development and use of renewable energy sources and the will to be so strong today is needed.
