Diesel consumption in nepal
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Diesel is a major fossil fuel consumed in Nepal, produced between 200-350C and used for power generation and transportation. The presentation aims to identify major diesel consumption areas and suggest alternatives to minimize consumption. Data was collected from various sources including the Nepal Oil Corporation. Diesel is mainly consumed in agriculture, industry, and transportation. Large amounts of capital are spent on imports, which also causes environmental issues. Recommendations include developing hydropower, promoting mass transit and electric vehicles, and investing in biofuels to reduce diesel dependency.
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- 2. Introduction Diesel is one of the major fossil fuel consumed in Nepal Produced from fractional distillation of crude oil between 200C and 350C at atmospheric pressure About 30% of diesel used for power generation Demand-72000KL per month
- 3. Objectives To know the present diesel consumption scenario To identify the major diesel consumption areas To suggest measures to minimize the consumption by providing proper alternatives
- 4. Methodology The general methodology of this research is data collection through various sources like internet, various books, and journals and so on. Data collection from Nepal Oil Corporation
- 5. Areas of Consumption Mainly its consumption areas are divided into three sectors In agriculture sector In industrial sector and In transportation sector
- 8. Increasing Consumption?? Increase in living standard Modern farming techniques Huge power cuts NEA diesel plants(Duhabi-39MW Hetauda- 14.5MW)
- 9. Consequences Huge capital(about 107 Billon) Environmental issues
- 10. Conclusion Large amount of capital is being spent on diesel imports Its high time to follow measures to minimize the diesel consumption
- 11. Recommendations Focus on Hydropower Development Promote mass transport Promotion of electric vehicle Investment in Biofuels
- 12. Transformation
- 14. Thank you