renewable india ~ green revolution 2.0 - home battery system

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Imagine a world where you wake up in a smart green family and go to school yourself
Push the electric car to another smart green building.
At the same time, at home, when the electricity price is at the lowest point during the day, the washing machine will automatically turn on, and when the electricity price is high, the washing machine will turn off.
The bulbs, air conditioners, refrigerators and any electrical equipment in your home can be turned on or off from your phone via the app and can be set to run in the most efficient settings.
The house is powered by solar panels on the roof, and there is a battery system that can be charged so that when there is no solar energy, the electricity consumed by the grid is minimized at night.
You can also use the battery system to charge an electric car.
When you don't use an electric car, you can make money by selling the power of the electric car to the electric network when the electricity price is high.
All of this is not in the distant future, but is happening now.
The technology has been developed and is being commercialized and integrated to create smart, green cities.
Renewable energy efficiency and renewable energy generation are effective solutions to climate change, which have a significant impact on all of us.
There may be different types of renewable energy generation, among which the most popular resources in India are wind, solar, hydro and biomass.
The wind is generated by converting the airflow into electricity through a turbine.
Windmills have been used for pumping and grinding grains for centuries, but they do not generate electricity.
Solar power includes converting sunlight into electricity.
In addition to large power stations, this concept can also be used for calculators, lanterns and water pumps.
Hydropower is obtained by building dams or small canals to take advantage of the power of flowing water in the river to guide the flow of water through turbines.
Biomass is a renewable organic waste that will be left in a landfill or publicly burned if not used.
It may include wood chips, feces, forest waste and other organic waste.
The biomass is burned to heat the water and the resulting steam is delivered to generate electricity through a turbine.
India's solar power generation potential is 5000 trillion kWh per year.
This is about 30 times the world's annual energy demand.
Advantages the advantages of renewable energy generation are often reiterated: zero fuel costs, elimination of dependence on the availability of fossil fuels, which keeps energy prices stable and the carbon footprint low.
The most important thing is that the environment is friendly and sustainable.
Interest in renewable energy has been sluggish until recently, due to the relatively high cost of capital (
Cost of building power plants)
The policies and regulations are not clear or missing, the accuracy of solar and wind energy prediction is not high, the power conversion efficiency is low, and there is a lack of awareness.
There is concern that the grid will not accommodate a large portion of renewable resources.
Countries such as Germany, Denmark, Uruguay and Scotland have eliminated these concerns, which have successfully generated about 40% or more electricity demand through renewable resources.
India's solar power generation quadrupled between 2014 and 2017.
175GW can provide an additional 100 crore power for Indian families.
India's renewable energy industry is growing fast.
India accounts for 5.
Accounting for 8% of the world's total wind power generation, is the world's fourth largest producer of wind power generation.
By 2022, India plans to increase its renewable power generation by 175 gigawatts, which is almost 55% of its current installed capacity (
Meaning: expected full-
Load output of power plant).
As of July 2016, the installed capacity of renewable energy power generation is close to 30%, so there is still a long way to go.
Indian cities account for almost half of the list of the world's most polluted areas, and the government's ambitious renewable energy target is justified.
As a developing country, India does face many challenges in implementing a large amount of renewable energy in the grid.
However, with higher levels of pollution and increased energy demand, India needs to adopt a focused approach at all levels to ensure that we reduce our carbon footprint.
As citizens, we can participate in this process by using LED lights, Energy certified refrigerators, washing machines and air conditioners, roofs
Install top solar equipment as much as possible to prevent power waste.
Every unit of energy saved is the energy generated.
Responsible, smart, green!