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    This document discusses energy sources in three Indian states - Uttar Pradesh, Arunachal Pradesh, and Meghalaya. It begins by defining energy and describing renewable and non-renewable energy sources. It then provides details on the major energy sources in each state. Uttar Pradesh relies heavily on coal but is developing solar and biomass. Arunachal Pradesh has significant hydroelectric potential and uses solar, biomass, and wind. Meghalaya uses biomass, solar, hydro, and coal. It also discusses various state agencies and conservation efforts promoting renewable resources in each area.

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    This document discusses energy sources in three Indian states - Uttar Pradesh, Arunachal Pradesh, and Meghalaya. It begins by defining energy and describing renewable and non-renewable energy sources. It then provides details on the major energy sources in each state. Uttar Pradesh relies heavily on coal but is developing solar and biomass. Arunachal Pradesh has significant hydroelectric potential and uses solar, biomass, and wind. Meghalaya uses biomass, solar, hydro, and coal. It also discusses various state agencies and conservation efforts promoting renewable resources in each area.

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    This document discusses energy sources in three Indian states - Uttar Pradesh, Arunachal Pradesh, and Meghalaya. It begins by defining energy and describing renewable and non-renewable energy sources. It then provides details on the major energy sources in each state. Uttar Pradesh relies heavily on coal but is developing solar and biomass. Arunachal Pradesh has significant hydroelectric potential and uses solar, biomass, and wind. Meghalaya uses biomass, solar, hydro, and coal. It also discusses various state agencies and conservation efforts promoting renewable resources in each area.

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    Physics Art Integrated Project: Yash Bansal Roll No:37 X-B

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    This document discusses energy sources in three Indian states - Uttar Pradesh, Arunachal Pradesh, and Meghalaya. It begins by defining energy and describing renewable and non-renewable energy sources. It then provides details on the major energy sources in each state. Uttar Pradesh relies heavily on coal but is developing solar and biomass. Arunachal Pradesh has significant hydroelectric potential and uses solar, biomass, and wind. Meghalaya uses biomass, solar, hydro, and coal. It also discusses various state agencies and conservation efforts promoting renewable resources in each area.

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    Physics Art Integrated

    Project

    YASH BANSAL
    ROLL NO:37
    X-B
    ENERGY:
    Energy is the capacity of a physical system to
    perform work. Energy exists in several forms such
    as heat, kinetic or mechanical energy, light,
    potential energy, electrical or other forms. Energy
    is the ability to do work. Energy sources can be
    classified as renewable and non-renewable
    RENEWABLE AND NON-RENEWABLE
    SOURCES OF ENERGY
    1) NON- RENEWABLE SOURCES OF ENERGY:

    Those sources of energy which have accumulated in nature


    over a very very long time and cannot be quickly replaced when
    exhausted, are called non-renewable sources of energy.

    2) RENEWABLE SOURCES OF ENERGY:

    Those sources of energy which are being produced continuously


    in nature and are inexhaustible, are called as renewable sources
    of energy.
    UTTAR PRADESH
    ⚫ The majority of power generated in UP is reliant
    on coal while the limited availability and high
    prices of coal have aggravated the precarious
    situation in UP. Hence there is an obvious need
    to develop alternate sources of energy. UP is rich
    in renewable resources like Biomass, Solar Energy
    and Bio fuels of which Biomass has been
    exploited. UP is also blessed with a good Solar
    Irradiation to the tune of 1800KW per sqm.
    CONSERVATION OF ENERGY IN
    UTTAR PRADESH
    ⚫ Non-conventional energy development agency(NEDA) was
    setup in 1983 to formulate and implement projects aimed at
    supplementing energy requirements of the state by
    harnessing Solar Energy, Bio Energy, Wind Energy etc. Also in
    January the UP cabinet approved the first ever solar energy
    policy of the state which targets at producing 1000MW of
    electricity through solar energy by 2017. Many other
    programmes like Micro Hydel energy conservation and village
    electrification programme has been developed.
    ARUNACHAL PRADESH
    ⚫ Arunachal Pradesh is described as the future
    powerhouse of INDIA with an estimated
    58,000MW hydro power generation potential.
    Major source of energy is small hydro and hydro
    power. It also dependent on solar photovoltaics,
    biomass, wind power plant and central sector
    power. Coal is found and is used for various
    power generation.
    CONSERVATION OF ENERGY IN
    ARUNACHAL PRADESH
    ⚫ Arunachal Pradesh Energy Development Agency (APEDA) is
    implemented for renewable energy programmes, schemes,
    policies etc. It has distributed solar street lights and lanterns,
    solar cookers, LED lamps, tubes etc. it has designed the
    village electrification programme, UJALA YOJANA, solar water
    heating system, biomass programme and many more. The
    govt. has even introduced the National Water Mission(NWM)
    for conservation of water. Concerned efforts are being taken
    to develop the power sector maximum from Hydel power
    projects since it is in abundance in Arunachal Pradesh.
    MEGHALAYA
    ⚫ Meghalaya is endowed with rich natural resources like
    biomass gasification, solar energy and Bio gas. The hilly
    terrain offer favorable conditions for harnessing small
    and micro hydel projects. Meghalaya can generate
    3700MW from various renewable resources. Also
    Meghalaya is largely dependent on power from Hydel
    Projects and others like coal, fossil fuels, biomass,
    micro hydel and many others.
    CONSERVATION OF ENERGY IN
    MEGHALAYA
    ⚫ The MEHGALAYA New and Renewable energy Development
    Agency (MNREDA) was created to formulate, identify and
    implement the projects and distribution of save energy
    devices. Also during the 12th five year plan the govt. will take
    initiatives to popularize renewable energy sources and for
    distributing LED solar lamps to all the school students in the
    state and that too free of cost. They even have awareness
    campaigns to promote saving energy by putting hoardings,
    posters etc. in public places.
    COMPARISION OF SOURCES OF
    ENERGY IN DIFFERENT STATES

    MEGHALAYA UTTAR PRADESH

    ARUNACHAL PRADESH
    THANKYOU

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