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The document provides an introduction to renewable energy, focusing on solar energy, its technologies, applications, benefits, and drawbacks. It discusses the growth and mix of renewable energy sources globally, detailing solar energy's potential in various sectors such as residential, industrial, and agriculture. Additionally, it highlights the feasibility factors for solar projects and the advantages and disadvantages of adopting solar energy.
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- 1. Introduction to Renewable & Solar Energy NithyaSusan Varghese
- 2. Content Types ofRenewable energy Mix of Renewable Energy in the world Solar Energy Scope of Solar energy Solar Technologies Applications, Benefits and Drawbacks Conclusion 8/30/2015
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- 4. Types of MajorRenewable Energy Wind Power Hydro Power Solar Solar PV Solar Thermal Biomass 8/30/2015
- 5. Growth of RenewableEnergy in the World 8/30/2015
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- 9. Mix of solarin the World 8/30/2015
- 10. Solar Technologies PassiveSolar Orienting building to the sun Selecting materials (thermal mass) Natural ventilation/circulation Active solar PV panels Thermal Collectors 8/30/2015
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- 13. Energy from thesun 174 pW insolation 30% reflected back to space Rest absorbed by clouds, oceans and land masses 8/30/2015
- 14. Areas of applicationof Solar energy Residential Industrial Remote application Transportation Agriculture 8/30/2015
- 15. 8/30/2015 Parts of atypical active solar power system
- 16. Applications 1. Architecture andurban planning Passive solar, pumps, fans, switchable windows, solar lighting, ventilation 2. Agriculture/Horticulture Pumping water, drying manure, Greenhouses 8/30/2015 Solar Pump Solar Greenhouse
- 17. 8/30/2015 Transport and reconnaissance Solar car, boat, balloon Solar thermal Water heating Solar hot water, solar combisystems
- 18. Heating CoolingVentilation (HVAC) Solar air conditioning, solar chimney, solar heating Water Treatment Solar still Solar water disinfection Solar desalination 8/30/2015 Solar HVAC system Solar desalination unit
- 19. 8/30/2015 Process heat Solar Pond Solar furnace Cooking Solar cooker, pasteurization Solar Pond Solar Cooker
- 20. Solar Power inIndia 8/30/2015 Densely populated, high insolation 35000 sq km area of Thar Desert for solar (700 to 2100 GW) Jawahar Lal Nehru National Solar Mission – Install 20GW of solar capacity
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- 22. How does asolar project kickstart? 8/30/2015 Technical Feasibility Financial Feasibility Regulatory environment Project performance forecast Project Returns Forecast Risk Assessment
- 23. Comparison of EnergyPricing 8/30/2015
- 24. Benefits Energy isfree of cost Does not cause pollution Can be used in remote areas Many everyday items can be powered by solar Renewable source Less Maintenance Easy to install Technology is improving consistently Visually appealing 8/30/2015
- 25. Drawbacks Can beharnessed only during daytime Solar panels, cells collectors expensive, though rates are falling. Don’t match power requirements of similar sized conventional power stations Large areas required , unreliable climate problematic Large batteries required (For Off Grid systems) 8/30/2015
- 26. Energy savings 8/30/2015 Last updated17th Aug 2013
- 27. Factors affecting thecost of solar installations Solar rebates Type of roof Age of roof Labour and prevailing wage Type of solar panels Added local costs Extras 8/30/2015
- 28. Why choose solar? Possible to take advantage of government rebates Increase property value Protect yourself from increasing electricity costs Reduce carbon footprint and go green Supply back to the grid/ Rent solar panels and earn money 8/30/2015
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