Open AccessSustainable Energy Alternatives Experimentation at SCT
Author(s) -
Javeed Ahmed Khan,
Ramani Ranjan Panda
Publication year - 2012
Publication title -
isrn mechanical engineering
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 2090-5130
pISSN - 2090-5122
DOI - 10.5402/2012/527979
Subject(s) - electricity generation , sustainable energy , environmental economics , distributed generation , wind power , energy (signal processing) , sustainable development , renewable energy , first generation , efficient energy use , power (physics) , engineering , natural resource economics , economics , electrical engineering , population , statistics , physics , demography , mathematics , quantum mechanics , sociology , political science , law
Sustained energy generation is very important for any region's economic growth either developed or developing. As the growth of the country depends on sustainable and efficient power generation management, in order to attain the sustainable energy generation, experimentation, and explorations in the latest avenues for these generations have to be carried out. In this paper an attempt is made to report the experimentation carried out at Salalah College of Technology (SCT) in terms of sustainable energy generation using alternate energy resources. Experimentation carried out at SCT for solar harnessing in sustainable transportation and wind energy alternatives for hybrid power generation at decentralized levels is tested. Experimentation results for individual experiments are not disclosed. Whereas the overall efficiency in using such alternate technologies for sustained power generation and comparisons with other likewise locations are reported in this paper.
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