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    STUDENT ENGAGEMENT PROGRAM

    GREEN ENERGY

    PRESENTED BY:
    GURUKIRAN V

    AEROSPACE ENGINEERING, JAIN


    COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND
    TECHNOLOGY
    CONTENT

    •Introduction

    •Types of green energy

    •Sustainability

    •Efficiency

    •Advantages

    •Disadvantages

    •India and its contribution

    •References
    INTRODUCTION

    WHAT IS GREEN ENERGY ?

    Green energy represents all the clean sources of power that are generated using the natural
    source of energy available on the planet, which are friendly with environment releasing zero
    emissions and are also renewable.
    The green sources of power on planet Earth are produced by nature or by the Sun, so they are
    renewable and sustainable because they never run out.
    TYPES OF GREEN ENERGY

     BIOMASS ENERGY

     SOLAR ENERGY

     HYDROELECTRICITY ENERGY

     WIND ENERGY

     GEOTHERMAL ENERGY
    BIOMASS ENERGY

    Biomass is biological material derived from living, or recently living


    organisms. In the context of biomass for energy this is often used
    to mean plant based material, but biomass can equally apply to
    both animal and vegetable derived material.
    SOLAR ENERGY

    Solar Energy Is produced by using


    photovoltaic cells, which capture sunlight
    and turns that into energy. Although, the
    current technology offered in this field as
    only 40% efficiency in converting the
    energy.
    WIND ENERGY

    These giant spinwheels spin from strong


    winds which spins a turbine of a generator
    to produce energy. The windmills are a
    great source of energy, yet plagued by the
    similar efficiency disadvantage of 35%-
    45%.
    HYDROELECTRICITY
    ENERGY

    Flowing water creates energy that can be


    captured and turned into electricity. This is
    called hydroelectric power or hydropower.
    The most common type of hydroelectric
    power plant uses a dam on a river to store
    water in a reservoir. Water released from
    the reservoir flows through a turbine,
    spinning it, which in turn activates a
    generator to produce electricity. But
    hydroelectric power doesn't necessarily
    require a large dam
    EFFCIENCY OF GREEN ENERGY

    The success, to date, of fossil fuels being able to meet


    energy demand any time required has led to a feeling of
    society wide unrealistic entitlement. This translates into a
    belief that whatever we want we can always have
    whenever we want it. This of course is leading to problems
    as it patently can no longer be maintained. It also has lead
    to the development of quite unrealistic expectations as to
    how far renewable can replace fossil fuels. Renewable
    energy is being tagged on to a massive existing demand
    led fossil fueled energy system that has historically grown
    and grown. Attempts at demand reduction and increased
    efficiency seem to deliver slim savings and these are often
    cancelled, for example, by people choosing higher comfort
    levels or just doing higher mileage in their more efficient
    cars.
    Advantages & Disadvantages of Green Energy

    Negative impact to the environment is Zero.


    Make Pollution Free Environment.
    Green energy solutions.
    Good to Everybody.
    Easy to stabilize.
    More Efficient.

    Disadvantages

    Costly to stabilize.
    India and its contribution
    THANK YOU !
    QUESTIONS ?

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