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MD ASIF ALAM
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We are hoping soooo.. One day that time will come when we get 24/7 Electricity in our homes.. Because Power department of India is investing much more............
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anant maria
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India cannot have power 24/7 if it follows the old ways of generation, transmission distribution. The need for the uninterrupted power can only be fulfilled, if the building creates its own power decreases its dependability on power suppliers. A...
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Veeresh Kumar V
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Actually the Electrical Power started at hundred years back in India first time in Asia continent. Using abundant water resource by construction Dams againast main stream of water. The deeper dams constucted at elevated area, highrer dams at low...
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Debate: "Can India have 24/7 uninterrupted power service all year? " deleted from your view.
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ORNL research in building technologies is performed by the Building Technologies Research and Integration Center (BTRIC) and supports the DOE goals of achieving zero energy homes by 2020 and zero energy buildings of all kinds by 2025. Zero energy implies buildings that annually produce as much energy as they consume. The goals are achieved if components and integration techniques are commercially available at affordable prices by the target years so zero energy is feasible for the private sector to implement. Reducing the energy/carbon footprint of the nation's buildings sector is essential for tackling climate change and will be an enormous challenge. Buildings account for 43% of t...
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anant maria
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For low energy consumption we need smart systems. For smart systems we need smart thinking. If we use sensors in everything i.e. sensors that detect low daylight and switches the lights on automatically, this can reduce the wastage of electricity,...
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andyappan
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ANDY TECH IN TRANSPORT CONSUMES ONLY 1/3 FUEL , TRAVEL AT DOUBLE SPEED FOR SAME TON-HP HENCE THER IS A SAVING OF 83 % FUEL FOR SAME TRANSPORT TON-KMPH FUEL SAVED 83 % CER 83 % FOR SAME TON-KMPH FUEL SAVED 2160 Bn$/Yr INV 700 Bn$ WORK 3240 Bn$/Yr...
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Trends: "How to reduce energy consumption?" deleted from your view.
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ESCO has a potential for vast annual energy savings
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Use Solar & Wind power, Use LED lights instead of existing convensional light sources
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anant maria
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"A lot of stress should be put on Solar, Wind, Hydro, Biogas and other renewable sources rather than conventional."
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The government has the resource and courage to start these renewable forms of energy. The private investors, invest only where they see their profit. So initial steps should be taken by the government, & surely the private investors would follow.
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andyappan
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"Of about 1000 billion units of electricity produced annually, only 600 billion units reach the consumer, where as the reporte"
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why so big letters ? please mention your production , consumption in ' QUANTUM / hOUR ' 1000 Bn unit / hour = 1000 Mn MWh = 1 Bn MWh global capacity is only 0.5 Bn MWh
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Ideate: " Energy Efficiency Could Save India 183.5 Billion kWh: What other measures we should take?" deleted from your view.
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