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This document discusses the importance of solar power for electricity production in Sri Lanka. It outlines the country's current main power sources as hydro power (46.8%), thermal power (38%), and wind power (13.2%), and problems with each like lack of rainfall or high fuel prices. Solar power is introduced as the conversion of sunlight to electricity and a renewable option. The document recommends developing solar power through rooftop panels and solar parks, and notes benefits like lower costs, jobs, and less pollution compared to fossil fuels. Harnessing renewable energy like solar power is crucial for Sri Lanka due to depletion of natural resources.
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- 4. IMPORTANCE OF SOLAR POWER TO POWER PRODUCTION IN SRI LANKA 4
- 5. CONTENT AIM INTRODUCTION WHAT IS THE SOLAR POWER MAIN POWER SOURCES IN SRI LANKA PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED WITH PRESENTLY USED POWER SOURCES DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER IN SRI LANKA BENEFIT OF SOLA POWER RECOMANDATION CONCLUSION 5
- 6. AIM An Inquiry into what Solar Power is and how important it is for Sri Lanka to harness that power 6
- 7. INTRODUCTION Introduce the energy crisis and explain the possible actions 7
- 8. WHAT IS THE SOLAR POWER Solar power is the conversion of energy from sunlight into electricity Renewable energy Commercial concentrated solar power plants were first developed in the 1980s. 8
- 9. 9 MAIN POWER SOURCES IN SRI LANKA
- 10. HYDRO POWER, 46.8% 14.57GWh THERMAL POWER,38% 12GWh WIND POWER, 13.2% 4.4GWh OTHERS, 2% 1.03GWh HYDRO POWER THERMAL POWER WIND POWER OTHERS 10
- 11. PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED WITH PRESENTLY USED POWER SOURCES Hydro power Lack of regular rainfall in some years Insufficient number of reservoirs Thermal power Rising coal prices Rising crude oil prices Shortage of coal and crop oil Insufficient power plants 11
- 12. Wind power Large tracts of land are required for the installation of wind farms noise from turbine blades interferes with daily duties Lack of regular wind flow 12
- 13. DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER IN SRI LANKA Development of rooftop solar pv installations Development of small scale distributed solar pv project construction of a large scale solar park in Ampara, Trincomalee punareen, monaragala, hambanthota, kurunegala 13
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- 15. RECOMANDATION Renewable energy must be developed Be prepared for alternative energy methods due to depletion of natural energy The government should provide subsidized loans to the private sector to generate renewable energy 15
- 16. CONCLUSION The main sources of electricity currently used to generate electricity in Sri Lanka are hydropower, coal and wind. But the amount of electricity generated from these energy sources is not enough to futura 16