Presentation 1 (1)
Presentation 1 (1)
ENERGY
RESOURCES
By:
Abrar,Tafheem,Masroor,Mubashir
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I N T RO D UC T I O N T O E N E RG Y RE S O URC E S
In Bangladesh, energy resources are fundamental to the country’s development and the well-
being of its citizens. These resources encompass various materials and technologies that
generate power, and they can be categorized into renewable and non-renewable sources.
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Understanding the importance of these energy resources is crucial for addressing the growing
demands of the population and promoting sustainable development across the nation.
T WO T Y P E S O F E N E R G Y R E S O U R C E S
Potential to diversify
Exploration of the energy portfolio
Emerging Sources: geothermal and tidal and enhance
energy. sustainability
❑ RENEWABLE ENERGY INITIATIVES
• Solar Energy:
• Rapid expansion of solar home systems, particularly in rural areas with limited grid access.
• Government programs a nd subsidies promote solar energy adoption, improving energy access for many households.
• Solar parks a nd large-scale solar projects are in development to boost capacity.
• Biomass Energy:
• Utilization of agricultural residues, a nimal dung, and organic waste for energy production.
• Provides a sustaina ble energy option for rural communities, reducing dependence on fossil fuels.
• Contributes to waste management and environmental sustainability.
• Wind Energy:
• Emerging potential in coastal regions for wind farms.
• Pilot projects are being initiated to assess feasibility and harness wind resources.
• Need for investment in infra structure a nd technology to scale up wind energy production.
• Government Policies:
• National Renewable Energy Policy aims to increa se the share of renewable energy in the energy mix.
• Financial incentives and support for private sector investments in renewable energy projects.
• Commitment to achieving 10% of tota l energy from renewa bles by 2025.
• Community Engagement:
• Involvement of loca l communities in renewable energy projects, enha ncing ownership and sustainability.
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