Renewable energy resources for climate change mitigation

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Climate change has been identified as one of the greatest challenge by all the nations, government, business and citizens of the globe. The threats of climate change on our green planet 'Earth' demands that renewable energy share in the total energy generation and consumption should be substantially increased as a matter of urgency. India's energy development programme has been put under severe pressure with the ever-increasing demand supply gap. Due to predominance of fossil fuels in the generation mix, there are large negative environmental externalities caused by electricity generation. So it has become imperative to develop and promote alternative energy sources that can lead to sustainability of energy and environment system. Renewable electricity has become synonymous with CO2 reduction. Present communication provides a brief description about such alternative and sustained energy sources, i.e., renewable energy resources, their potential and achievements in India. Also role as important tool for climate change mitigation. © 2008, Penkala Bt.

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Raghuvanshi, S. P., Raghav, A. K., & Chandra, A. (2008). Renewable energy resources for climate change mitigation. Applied Ecology and Environmental Research, 6(4), 15–27. https://doi.org/10.15666/aeer/0604_015027

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