Energy Conservation Techniques in Manufacturing Industries

Energy Conservation Techniques in Manufacturing Industries

Vaibhav Dilip Bhuyar, Prof. Santosh Wankhade, Prof. Rajesh Kumar

 INTRODUCTION:

In today’s world, energy is not only the future — it drives everything in the present. As a global society, we generate and use more energy than ever before, and the demand for energy is continually increasing. While we have been able to expand energy production to keep up with demand, there are physical, geographical, and economic limits to how much can be produced.

What’s more, greenhouse gas emissions that accompany many forms of energy generation (such as using fossil fuels for electricity) are accumulating in the atmosphere, bringing the potential for climate-related consequences. This is especially true for fossil fuels, including natural gas.

Energy conservation has become a global phenomenon these days and you will know the significance it has acquired because we as a nation have a separate day dedicated to remind everyone how important it is to save energy. What we are talking about is the World Energy Conservation Day which is celebrated every year on the 14th of December.