RENEWABLE ENERGY: AN ALTERNATIVE SOURCE OF POWER FOR BANGLADESH

Renewable Energy: An alternative source of power for Bangladesh

Renewable Energy: An alternative source of power for Bangladesh

Introduction

The concern in renewable power has been revived over last couple of year, particularly after international perception considering the sick consequences of fossil fuel burning. Energy is the source of development and the mover for financial and communal development of a territory and its people. No issue how we bawl about development or scarcity alleviation- it is not going to arrive until lights are supplied to our persons for glimpsing, reading and working. Natural assets or power causes such as: fossil fuels, oil, natural gas etc. are absolutely utilised or economically depleted. Because we are quickly tiring, our non-renewable assets, degrading the possibly renewable assets and even intimidating the perpetual resources. It claims direct vigilance particularly in the third world nations, where only scarce assets are accessible for an tremendous dimensions of population. The civilization is reliant on electric driven power. There is a connection between GDP development rate and electrical power development rate in a country. The electrical power part in Bangladesh is managed by three state bureaus under the Ministry of Energy and Mineral assets (MEMR). These are · Bangladesh Power Development board (BPDB)

· Dhaka Electric Supply administration (DESA)

· Rural Electrification Board (REB)

 

Background of the Study

Bangladesh is a mostly country agrarian homeland of about 120 million persons located on the Bay of Bengal in south Central Asia. Fossil power assets in Bangladesh comprise mainly of natural gas. Domestic oil provide in advised negligible. Several little down payments of coal live on the north to the east district of the homeland, but these comprise of peat, with reduced caloric worth and very deep bituminous coal that is rather costly to extract. Only 15% of the total community has got get access to to the electricity. In 1990 only 2.2% of total families (mostly in built-up areas) has piped natural gas attachments for preparing nourishment and only 3.9% of total families utilised kerosene for cooking. These are by no entails a pleasing scenario.

Bangladesh is experiencing a fast boost in teledensity after the advent of wireless telephony at the end of the last millennium. At the identical time the power urgent position is rising. The achievement of increasing teledensity counts on the accessibility of dependable power. There are numerous telecom service providers in Bangladesh and it is predictable that in the beside future the number of operators isincrease. So it is a crucial topic to supply power for the imminent operators. This paper endeavours to consider the likelihood of renewable power usage in the telecom part of Bangladesh, its present scenario, and how it can be made viable for future usage. The financial power deficiency for telecommunication and the carrying renewable power answers feasibility is furthermore analyzed. In some of the one-by-one situations renewable power has been presented on a check cornerstone, and this paper furthermore cited their one-by-one ...