Dipak Kumar Saha
This document discusses the vital role of energy in our civilization and highlights the need for sustainable energy sources amid the depletion of conventional fossil fuels. The objective of the study is to explore and promote the utilization of non-conventional energy sources, particularly solar thermal energy, which is showcased as a promising alternative. The methodology includes an analysis of various non-conventional energy techniques, including the generation of thermal and electrical energy from solar energy applicable in homes, industries, and commercial sectors. Key technologies for harnessing solar power, including the integration of cold and hot storage systems to enhance the efficiency of solar thermal plants, are examined. Results emphasize that the solar energy available to Earth exceeds current global energy demands significantly, suggesting a vast potential that remains untapped. The document urges increased awareness and adoption of solar thermal energy technologies as essential measures for a sustainable future, encouraging a shift from fossil fuels to more environmentally-friendly energy solutions.
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