 The increase in energy consumption
 particularly in the past several decades has
 raised fears of exhausting vital natural
 resources

 Rapidindustrialization and massive growth in
 population has increased the dependence and
 use of natural fuels

 Approximately90% of our energy
 requirement are met by fossil fuels
 Studies suggest that if exploited at the same
 rate, the coal reserves will deplete in the next
 200-300 years and petroleum deposits will
 deplete in the next few decades

 So,it is important for us to engage in
 research and development of alternative fuels
 so we may not face scarcity of natural
 resources in the future
 Hydrogen


 Biodiesel


 Ethanol


 Biomass
 Clean   source of fuel

 Extracted   by electrolysis of H2O

 Helps   lower CO2 emissions

 End   product is H2O
 Widely   used for Rocket Engines

 Used
     for Internal Combustion Engines when
 mixed with natural gas

 Used   extensively in fuel cells
 Clean   burning alternative fuel source

 Derived   from Soy beans and animal fats

 Has   same vehicular performance as Diesel

 Completely   renewable fuel source
 Popularly
          used in vehicles and power
 generators
 Is   a renewable energy source

 canbe produced from a variety of feedstock
 such as sugar cane, potatoes, sweet potatoes,
 molasses, corn, etc.

 Mostly   produced by Fermentation

 Is   a particulate-free burning fuel source
 Most   commonly used to power automobiles

 Additive   for gasoline
 Is
   the most important source for energy
 productions supplied by agriculture

 Is
   a “carbon lean” fuel producing a fraction of
 the Carbon emissions of fossil

 Anaerobic digestion converts biomass,
 especially waste product such as municipal
 solid waste and market waste.
 Canoffer local business opportunities and
 support the rural economy

 Can   be used as a domestic fuel

 Used   for boilers
 The alternative fuel sources are environment-
 friendly as opposed to fossil fuels

 Byusing alternative sources we can reduce,
 Air pollution, soil pollution and water
 pollution

 Using
      alternative fuel helps diminish Global
 Warming
 Due to technological advancements vehicles
 are made with improved fuel efficiency and
 also perfect hybrid vehicle are available

 Throughout  the year these sources are
 available without affecting the Environment

 Helps   conserve natural resources
 “Hydrogen”.25May      2012.
<http://www.alternatefuels.com/hydrogen.htm>

   “Ethanol Fuel”.24 May 2012.
    <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethanol_fuel>

     “Alternate Fuels”.22 May 2012.
    <http://www.gvepinternational.org/en/busin
    ess/biofuels>
 “Biomass”.23   May 2012.
    < http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biomass>

   “Fossil Fuels”.22 May 2012.
     < http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fossil_fuel>

    ”Bio Fuels”. 22 May 2012.
    <http://www.gvepinternational.org/en/busin
    ess/biofuels>

Alternative fuels and their uses

  • 2.
     The increasein energy consumption particularly in the past several decades has raised fears of exhausting vital natural resources  Rapidindustrialization and massive growth in population has increased the dependence and use of natural fuels  Approximately90% of our energy requirement are met by fossil fuels
  • 3.
     Studies suggestthat if exploited at the same rate, the coal reserves will deplete in the next 200-300 years and petroleum deposits will deplete in the next few decades  So,it is important for us to engage in research and development of alternative fuels so we may not face scarcity of natural resources in the future
  • 4.
     Hydrogen  Biodiesel Ethanol  Biomass
  • 5.
     Clean source of fuel  Extracted by electrolysis of H2O  Helps lower CO2 emissions  End product is H2O
  • 6.
     Widely used for Rocket Engines  Used for Internal Combustion Engines when mixed with natural gas  Used extensively in fuel cells
  • 7.
     Clean burning alternative fuel source  Derived from Soy beans and animal fats  Has same vehicular performance as Diesel  Completely renewable fuel source
  • 8.
     Popularly used in vehicles and power generators
  • 9.
     Is a renewable energy source  canbe produced from a variety of feedstock such as sugar cane, potatoes, sweet potatoes, molasses, corn, etc.  Mostly produced by Fermentation  Is a particulate-free burning fuel source
  • 10.
     Most commonly used to power automobiles  Additive for gasoline
  • 11.
     Is the most important source for energy productions supplied by agriculture  Is a “carbon lean” fuel producing a fraction of the Carbon emissions of fossil  Anaerobic digestion converts biomass, especially waste product such as municipal solid waste and market waste.
  • 12.
     Canoffer localbusiness opportunities and support the rural economy  Can be used as a domestic fuel  Used for boilers
  • 13.
     The alternativefuel sources are environment- friendly as opposed to fossil fuels  Byusing alternative sources we can reduce, Air pollution, soil pollution and water pollution  Using alternative fuel helps diminish Global Warming
  • 14.
     Due totechnological advancements vehicles are made with improved fuel efficiency and also perfect hybrid vehicle are available  Throughout the year these sources are available without affecting the Environment  Helps conserve natural resources
  • 15.
     “Hydrogen”.25May 2012. <http://www.alternatefuels.com/hydrogen.htm>  “Ethanol Fuel”.24 May 2012. <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethanol_fuel>  “Alternate Fuels”.22 May 2012. <http://www.gvepinternational.org/en/busin ess/biofuels>
  • 16.
     “Biomass”.23 May 2012. < http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biomass>  “Fossil Fuels”.22 May 2012. < http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fossil_fuel>  ”Bio Fuels”. 22 May 2012. <http://www.gvepinternational.org/en/busin ess/biofuels>