The document discusses India's energy sources and sustainability. It notes that energy is vital for quality of life but that current sources are shrinking due to overconsumption, overpopulation, wastage, and poor infrastructure. It outlines conventional sources like fossil fuels, hydroelectric, and thermal power as well as non-conventional sources including solar, tidal, geothermal, and nuclear energy. It stresses the importance of sustainable development through energy efficient products and using renewable resources, providing examples of various energy projects across India.

1. Presented By:
J.Subramaniyan XII
M.S.Varun X
Suchith.S.R X
Energy is the primary input of almost all
activities, therefore vital for
improvement in quality of life.
Energy sources are shrinking

2. Overconsumption
Over Population Wastage of Energy
Poor Infrastructure
Unexplored Sources
of Energy

3. Conventional Source:
• Fossil Fuel
(Coal Petroleum)
• Hydro Electric Power Plants
• Thermal Power Plant
• Bio-Mass
• Wind Energy
Non-Conventional Source:
• Solar Energy
• Energy from the Sea
(Tidal Energy, Wind Energy, Ocean Thermal Energy)
• Geo Thermal Energy
• Nuclear Energy

4. Sustainable Development
Use Energy Efficient Products
Lighting Controllers Using Renewable Resources

5. Wind Mill
Madurai-Kanyakumari
Nuclear Plant
Kaiga, KA
Solar Plant
Gujarat
Geothermal Hotspot
Manikaran
Thermal Plant
Raichur, KA
Hirakud Dam
Odisha
THERMAL PLANTS
NUCLEAR PLANTS
HYDRO PLANTS
SOLAR PLANTS
WIND PLANTS

6. Closed Cycle System
Open Cycle System

8. Car pooling system
Public transport