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    ENERGY

    CONSERVATIO
    N
    TYPES OF ENERGY

    • Energy can be broadly divided into two


    categories-
    • Renewable Energy
    • Non Renewable Energy
    RENEWABLE ENERGY
    • Renewable energy can be
    generated continuously practically
    without decay of source. E.g.-
    • Solar Energy
    • Wind Energy
    • Geothermal Energy
    • Hydro Energy
    NON RENEWABLE
    ENERGY
    • Non renewable energy cannot be generated
    again and again, e.g. energy generated from
    combustion of fossil fuels, energy from coal
    and gas etc.
    ENERGY
    • Energy can neither be generated nor it can
    be destroyed. It can only be converted from
    one form to another.
    • For example, in a room heater, electrical
    energy is converted to the thermal energy.
    • Turbine converts mechanical energy stored
    in steam to electrical energy.
    WHY TO CONSERVE?

    • We have limited fuels


    available on earth.
    • Our demand for energy
    is increasing day-by-day.
    • It is possible that
    someday, most of fuels
    will be exhausted, and
    we will have to switch
    over to alternate energy.
    ENERGY CONSERVATION IN
    INDIA

    • In India, government has passed “Energy


    Conservation Bill, 2001” for better utilization
    of energy and conservation of the same.
    • By this act, it is mandatory for energy
    intensive sectors to get their “Energy Audit”
    conducted by accredited energy auditor.
    WHAT CAN WE DO?
    • We, the children can do our bit to save
    energy. We should not waste energy in
    school or at home.
    IN SCHOOL
    • Always switch off lights and fans while
    going out of the class.

    • In computer lab, we should switch off


    computers before going out of class.

    • In computer lab, we should switch off


    computers before going out of class.
    AT HOME
    • We should not keep light and fan
    unnecessarily switched on.
    • Tell mother to take material out from fridge if
    it is to be heated, some time earlier so that
    cooking gas consumption is low.
    • We should not open fridge door frequently.
    THANK
    YOU !!!

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