FABRICATION OF HYBRID POWER GENERATION BY USING SOLAR, WIND AND WAVE ENERGY

FABRICATION OF HYBRID POWER GENERATION BY USING SOLAR, WIND AND WAVE ENERGY

M.Krishna Gowtham Varma1, I.Pavan Dileep 2, R.Sankar3 , P.Madava4, Ch.Kiran Kumar5

1,2,3,4 B. Tech Final Year Students, Dept of Mechanical Engineering, Visakha Institute of Engineering and Technology.

5 Asst Professor, Dept of Mechanical Engineering, Visakha Institute of Engineering and Technology.

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Abstract -The escalating demand for electricity in India necessitates a shift towards renewable energy sources. This paper proposes a hybrid power generation system that combines solar, wind, and wave energy technologies to meet this demand efficiently. By harnessing these renewable sources, the system eliminates fuel costs and emissions associated with conventional power generation. Situated near the sea, the system maximizes solar energy utilization and taps into strong winds for wind power generation. Moreover, it leverages wave energy for additional power generation. The hybrid system offers a practical solution to address the challenge of electrifying non-grid rural areas, especially where conventional energy solutions are economically unviable or environmentally harmful. Hybrid systems emerge as a promising approach to deliver reliable and sustainable power solutions to remote communities, contributing to rural development agendas and mitigating the adverse impacts of conventional energy sources.

Key Words:  Renewable energy source, hybrid, electricity, conventional energy, environment, power generation.