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The document discusses renewable energy systems that utilize natural sources like sunlight, wind, and water to generate energy sustainably, contrasting them with fossil fuel-based systems. It outlines objectives such as reducing greenhouse gas emissions, enhancing energy access, and promoting technological innovation. Additionally, it highlights various applications of renewable energy in electricity generation, heating, transportation, and agriculture.

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DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

SYNOPSIS : B.TECH SEMINAR ( VIIIth SEM )


Title: RENEWABLE ENERGY.
Introduction:
Renewable energy systems are technologies that harness energy from natural, replenishable
sources, such as sunlight, wind, water, geothermal heat, and biomass. Unlike conventional
fossil fuel-based energy systems, which rely on finite resources like coal, oil, and natural gas,
renewable energy systems offer a sustainable way to generate electricity, heat, and fuel with
minimal environmental impact.

These systems help mitigate climate change by reducing greenhouse gas emissions and
dependence on non-renewable resources.

Objective:
 Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions: Lower carbon emissions to combat climate

change.

 Diversify Energy Supply: Decrease reliance on fossil fuels and enhance

energy security.

 Promote Sustainability: Ensure energy is renewable and available for future

generations.

 Enhance Energy Access: Provide reliable energy to off-grid and remote areas.

 Promote Technological Innovation: Drive advancements in clean energy

technologies.

 Improve Public Health: Reduce pollution and enhance air quality.


Sources:
 Solar: Harnessing sunlight with photovoltaic cells or thermal collectors.

 Wind: Capturing the kinetic energy of wind with turbines.

 Hydropower: Utilizing the energy of moving water with dams or turbines.

 Geothermal: Tapping into the Earth's heat for electricity or heating.

 Biomass: Burning organic matter like wood or crops for energy.

Applications:
 Electricity Generation: Solar panels, wind turbines, and hydropower plants produce

clean electricity for homes, businesses, and industries.

 Heating and Cooling: Solar thermal systems and geothermal energy are used for

heating buildings and water.

 Transportation: Electric vehicles (EVs) and biofuels reduce reliance on fossil fuels

in the transportation sector.

 Off-Grid Energy Solutions: Solar and wind power are used in remote areas without

access to the traditional power grid.

 Industrial Processes: Renewable energy sources power industrial operations, from

manufacturing to food production, reducing carbon footprints.

 Agriculture: Biomass energy from agricultural waste and crops can be used for

heating, electricity, and even as fuel for machinery.

Submitted To : Submitted By :
Name: Mr. Dinesh Kumar Meena Name: Vikas Chauhan
Assistant Professor Branch: Electrical Engineering
Signature:______________ College ID: 21EE28
Semester: VIIIth Sem

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