Power Generation: Environmental Aspects of Energy Production
Abstract
The increasing requirement of the power in day to day life is increasing the demand for production of power. In this article different method of power generation from conventional and non-conventional sources are discussed. A review is provided to all techniques for generating power by different means & their limitations, advantages are discussed in brief. Many countries produced power by different mode depending upon the availability of the resource for generation of energy. This article provides the comparative analysis of produced energy production. It will be helpful to select the better mode for production of energy by countries. Many developing Countries are doing wrong practices for this essential demand and harm the environment in much extent. This case study will give a summarized content for choosing ecofriendly and economical feasible mode of energy production at large scale which may update the GDP.
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