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This document presents research on the feasibility of using biomass as a source of rural electrification in India. It discusses how rural India, comprising 70% of the population, has lacked infrastructure development and access to electricity. Electrification is seen as key to poverty alleviation, economic growth, and human development. The research will study various rural electrification schemes in India, analyze the viability of distributed generation systems using biomass, and conduct a feasibility study of a biomass-based power project. Biomass has potential as a renewable source but projects face weaknesses in terms of fuel availability and price fluctuations, while opportunities exist in government incentives for renewable energy.
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Rural Energy_ Smoke-free, clean burning and ever available and affordable.
A “dual-fuel” society, i.e., a society in which the poor cooked with messy solid fuels in relatively inefficient stoves and the rich enjoyed clean gaseous fuels like LPG in efficient stoves. There was also little consciousness of the strong gender bias against
women in this shift of priorities. By and large, the cooking challenge was soon forgotten by donors, activists and technologists. In the real world, however, the overwhelming
majority of rural households and particularly their women had no option other than continuing with the arduous task of fuelwood gathering and cooking in an unhealthy environment.
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7.energy scenarios pp. 7 17
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Energy sustainable-rural-india-final
1) The document discusses renewable energy as an option for sustainable rural development in India, as rural areas often lack access to the power grid.
2) It notes that renewable sources like solar, wind and biomass could play a key role in powering rural villages through off-grid solutions. However, there are also limitations to renewable technologies based on local conditions and weather dependence.
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The electric Power status of Bangladesh, ironically 72% of total population in Bangladesh has no access to electricity. But enormous potential of biomass, solar and wind energy could solve this crisis next decade and cut 50% of emission from the conventional power generation system. At the present Bangladesh is the market leader of Solar Homes system.
Ret leccture 2 energy scenario in rural india
Rural areas in India rely heavily on biomass for cooking and kerosene for lighting due to lack of access to modern energy. Biomass cooking leads to health and environmental issues. While some villages are classified as electrified if they have even basic electricity access, only 44% of rural households actually have electricity access compared to 87% of urban households. Rural areas consume energy for cooking, lighting, farming, local enterprises, water, schools and more. Key energy sources in rural areas include biomass, kerosene, electricity, and solar power has potential. Improving rural energy access requires understanding diverse rural energy needs beyond just cooking and lighting.
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- 1. Presented by:- Krishna Kulkarni Roll No. 22 M.B.A 4th sem
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- 3. Background Rural India which consists of around 70% of the country has been deprived of infrastructural development from decades due to some or the other reasons. Over the past 40 years as economic growth has accelerated from a rate of 3 per cent to 7 per cent, the objective of village electrification has changed from energizing water pumps to providing electricity to village households living below the poverty line. Electrification is one of the important pillar on which development of rural area can be based upon. Biomass has been one of the main energy sources for the mankind ever since the dawn of civilization.
- 4. Significance of the research Energy is the key to alleviation of poverty, realisation of socio-economic goals and overall human development. Rural electrification is viewed as prime mover for economic development & is significant to increasing agricultural productivity, jobs and income generation activities. For a large country like India, innovative means of producing energy needs to be looked at to reduce its dependence on oil and coal as a primary source of energy.
- 5. Significance of the research Biomass has been one of the main energy sources for the mankind ever since the dawn of civilization. Estimates have indicated that 15%–50% of the world’s primary energy use could come from biomass by the year 2050. about 32% of the total primary energy use in the country is still derived from biomass and more than 70% of the country’s population depends upon it for its energy needs.
- 6. To study the various types of scheme opted by government for rural electrification. To understand the relation between the rural electrification and SDP Per capital To critically analyse the RGGVY Scheme for rural electrification. To investigate the scope of D.D.G system in India. Why Rural Communities can go for Distributed Generation for their power requirement. To study the feasibility of Biomass based project.
- 7. Schemes For Rural Electrification Minimum Needs Programme (MNP) Pradhan Mantri Gramodaya Yojana(PMGY) KUTIR JYOTI scheme. RGGVY Scheme.
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- 9. Swot Analysis For Biomass Power Projects STRENGTHS WEAKNESSES Ever increasing demand for power. Reduction in use of fossil fuel for power generation. Cheap renewable raw material. Rural employment. Environmental friendly. Biomass Power Projects are based on the Biomass fuel, which is nature’s gift and depends on vagarious of nature. The viability of the Biomass Power Projects mainly depends upon the price of the Biomass.
- 10. OPPORTUNITIES THREATS Government encouraging renewable projects over conventional fuel based projects. Many incentives and schemes available for setting up renewable based projects. Success of the Biomass Power Project depends on the Government Power Policies. If the Government changes power purchase policy and bans private sale of power, the Biomass Power Generation Projects would be affected. If more profitable method of use of Biomass were found, then availability of Biomass would be a problem.
- 11. Thank you