Research Article

Volume 8 |Issue 6| November-December 2020                                 First published: 07 December 2020

Forecast Energy transition between Renewable and Non-Renewable Energy sources for efficient Electricity Generation

Soumalya Bose1*, Rwitoban Ghosh1, Anindya Sen2

1Electronics and Communication Engineer | 2Professor, Department. of Electronics and Communication Engineering, Heritage Institute of Technology, West Bengal, India

*Corresponding Author, 97bosesoumalya.official@gmail.com

Abstract

The Bulletin of Atomic Scientists on January 23, 2020 in Washington, D.C., USA, declared that human civilization is sitting on a ticking time bomb in view of the polar ice melting six times faster than in 1990s due to global warming, leading to global sea level rise, change in climate, extreme weather events and water scarcity. With recent earthquakes in Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Hungary, Slovenia, Austria and Russia, humanity is closing towards the doomsday. These horrifying events and numbers across the globe could be decreased by a significant amount if we switch to clean energy for electricity generation. But transition to clean energy is difficult due to capital costs, site selection, transmission, market entry, reliability misconceptions and misinformation. To deal with this challenge, a realistic model based on Java algorithm titled “SUDDHA SHE 1426” (renamed Suddha herein) has been developed. “Suddha” means “Pure”, as per “Dharmashastra”- a genre of Sanskrit theological texts. Suddha is capable of forecasting conventional sources of energy, computing the potential of a nation to produce energy from renewable sources using realistic parametric estimates and in turn help in proper transition from Non-Renewable to Renewable source of energy for efficient electricity generation. It has been found out that by using Suddha model, the emission of carbon dioxide in India can be reduced by 41.84 %.

Keywords:Suddha, Energy forecasting, Non-Renewable source, Renewable source, Conventional source, Electricity generation.

Editor: Dr.Arvind Chavhan

Cite this article as:
Soumalya Bose, Rwitoban Ghosh, Anindya Sen. Forecast Energy transition between Renewable and Non-Renewable Energy sources for efficient Electricity Generation, Int. Res. Journal of Science & Engineering, 2020, Volume 8(6): 201-211.

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