CO2 emission reduction potential of a typical Indian village

A study of domestic energy requirement in the context of commercial and non-commercial energy sources in Indian rural setting is presented. The technique used is of analyzing the population parameters and the patterns of energy used therein. It is found that the introduction of renewable energy sour...

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Main Authors: Rajoria, C. S., Gupta, Pankaj, Singh, Dharmendra
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Alternative energy sources
Carbon dioxide
Commercial energy
Emission analysis
Emissions control
Energy consumption
Energy resources
Renewable energy sources
Residential energy
Sustainable development
Villages
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Summary:A study of domestic energy requirement in the context of commercial and non-commercial energy sources in Indian rural setting is presented. The technique used is of analyzing the population parameters and the patterns of energy used therein. It is found that the introduction of renewable energy sources may significantly change the rural energy scenario and lead to reduction of CO2 emissions. In this general background, the particular results obtained refer to a typical Indian village. The same methodology may, however, be applicable to similar rural settings elsewhere. The results elsewhere are expected to show the trends identical to the ones obtained here. The method may help in formulating suggestions regarding energy use which aim at sustainable development; with minimum damage to the environment.
ISSN:0094-243X
1551-7616
DOI:10.1063/5.0024548