International Congress on Renewable Energy (ICORE)-2010

GREEN ENERGY: THE ENERGY OF UNIVERSE

Nandkishor Gupta 1, Mahendra Pratap Singh 2 and Manish Gupta3 1,2 M.Tech.Scholar, Department of Electrical Engineering Malviya National Institute of Technology, Jaipur 3 M.E Scholar, Department of Electrical Engineering PEC University of Technology, Chandigarh Email: nkgupta1987@gmail.com , manishgupta125@gmail.com

1. Abstract
Energy is essential for development of the Nations and each developing Nation wants to be converted in developed Nation, for that energy consumption of these nations is being increased. With the change in the lifestyle and living standards of human beings the energy consumption is rising at very fast rate. Per capita energy consumption is a measure to decide whether the nation is developed or not. For increasing the per capita energy

2. Introduction
Recent years Demand of the power has been increased from domestic and industrial purposes in all around the world mostly in developing countries like as India. The increased demand of power can be fulfilled with the Green energy sources as well as conventional energy sources. The use of Green Energy Sources in developing countries like as India holds enormous promise against a background of concern of energy reliability and continuity. Through harnessing local resources it can provide energy to remote villages thus simulating regional development increasing living standards of human being and improving the quality of life at same time. Green Energy is generated from natural resources like Sun, Wind, Tide and Geothermal heat which are renewable (Naturally

consumption the cost of energy should be less so that the reliability and continuity of supply should be ensured. To fulfill the increased demand of energy there is need to generate the power from the Green Energy Sources in additional to conventional sources. This paper discusses the necessities of green energy sources and deployment of green energy sources.

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