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Energy conservation

The document discusses energy conservation, defining it as the reduction of energy consumption through more efficient use of energy services. It highlights the types of energy, India's energy consumption, and the importance of conservation to address limited resources and environmental concerns. Various measures for conserving energy at home, public places, and during traffic are also provided.

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E N E R G Y C O N S E R V A T I O N
SCOPE  Energy Conservation  Types of energy  How to conserve energy  Energy consumption in India  Why to conserve energy  What we can do
ENERGY CONSERVATION  Energy: Power derived from the utilization of physical or chemical resources, especially to provide light and heat or to work machines.  Conservation: The ethical use and protection of valuable resources, such as trees, minerals, wildlife, water and others.  Energy conservation: It refers to the reducing of energy consumption through using less of an energy service.
TYPES OF ENERGY Renewable Energy Non- Renewable Energy
RENEWABLE ENERGY HYDRO ENERGY BIO MASS ENERGY GEO THERMAL ENERGY WIND ENERGY SOLAR ENERGY
NON - RENEWABLE ENERGY OIL COAL NATURAL GAS NUCLEAR
ENERGY CONSUMPTION IN INDIA  Although India’s per capita energy consumption is one of the lowest  India still ranks 4th largest energy consuming nation in the world  India’s energy consumption has more than doubled since 1990 and although India has one of the highest amounts of coal reserves, she is heavily dependent on imported crude oil. Coal currently accounts for nearly 41 percent of energy produced in India.
TOTAL ENERGY CONSUMPTION IN INDIA COAL BIOMASS PETROLEUM NATURAL GAS HYDROELECTRIC NUCLEAR ENERGY CONSUMPTION IN INDIA
WHY TO CONSERVE ENERGY LIMITED RESOURCES INCREASING DEMANDS REDUCES POLLUTION SAVES MONEY SAVES YOUR OWN ENERGY
WHAT WE CAN DO Follow 3 R’s for conservation
WHAT WE CAN DO  AT HOME  Don’t keep lights/ appliances unnecessarily switched on.  Use appliances after analysing the star rating.  Use solar water heater.  Use power efficient LED lights.  Restrict use of plastic bags, use jute or paper bags.  Don’t keep the tap running while washing hands or shaving.
WHAT WE CAN DO  AT PUBLIC PLACES  Switch off fans and lights in places like bus terminals or railway stations when not needed.  Switch off street lights when not required.  Close or tighten the tap from which water is dripping .
WHAT WE CAN DO  IN TRAFFIC  Switch off the vehicle whenever on red signal or traffic jam.  Carry out regular servicing and pollution check for vehicle.  Use cycles or prefer walking when going to near by place.  Sharing is caring.
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