Solar Botanic Tree to Harnessing the Power of the Sun and Wind
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https://doi.org/10.18486/ijcsnt/6.2.082Keywords:
Renewable Energy Resources, Solar Botanic Tree, Nano Leaves, Nano Inverter, TransducerAbstract
In the course of the beyond few decades, the advanced technological nation of the words had been engaged in an electricity and assets race that has introduced us to the location of the energy crisis. Many developing countries including India have also been engaged in this race during the last two decades or so. it is now widely diagnosed that the fossil fuels and other traditional assets, presently used in the generation of electrical energy, may not be either sufficient or suitable to preserve tempo with the ever growing world call for electric energy. The prospects for assembly this call for and heading off a crisis in delivering would be progressed if new and alternative power sources can be advanced. One such alternative is solar botanic tree, this energy source will produce electrical energy from three natural and inexhaustible energy sources. This solar botanic tree can be the best available renewable resource in India for generating electricity.
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