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The current energy scenario of Nepal with energy efficiency opportunities at home and industries.]]>
The current energy scenario of Nepal with energy efficiency opportunities at home and industries.]]> Sat, 20 Jun 2020 10:22:31 GMT /slideshow/energy-scenario-of-nepal-2020/235962651 MohammadAbulHasanKha@slideshare.net(MohammadAbulHasanKha) Energy scenario of nepal 2020 MohammadAbulHasanKha The current energy scenario of Nepal with energy efficiency opportunities at home and industries. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/energyscenarioofnepal2020-200620102231-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&amp;height=120&amp;fit=bounds" /><br> The current energy scenario of Nepal with energy efficiency opportunities at home and industries.
Energy scenario of nepal 2020 from Mohammad Abul Hasan Khan
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The presentations shows what is energy efficiency and how could we achieve it. It also presents the energy audit service and at what cost in Rupandehi, Nepal.]]>
The presentations shows what is energy efficiency and how could we achieve it. It also presents the energy audit service and at what cost in Rupandehi, Nepal.]]> Fri, 30 Sep 2016 06:25:09 GMT /slideshow/energy-efficiency-and-energy-audit/66586272 MohammadAbulHasanKha@slideshare.net(MohammadAbulHasanKha) Energy Efficiency and Energy Audit MohammadAbulHasanKha The presentations shows what is energy efficiency and how could we achieve it. It also presents the energy audit service and at what cost in Rupandehi, Nepal. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/eepresentation-160930062509-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&amp;height=120&amp;fit=bounds" /><br> The presentations shows what is energy efficiency and how could we achieve it. It also presents the energy audit service and at what cost in Rupandehi, Nepal.
Energy Efficiency and Energy Audit from Mohammad Abul Hasan Khan
]]> 684 3 https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/eepresentation-160930062509-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds presentation Black http://activitystrea.ms/schema/1.0/post http://activitystrea.ms/schema/1.0/posted 0 Energy Efficiency and Current scenario of Nepal /slideshow/energy-efficiency-and-current-scenario-of-nepal/63368358 articleintechnojournal-160623085618
Nepal relies heavily on traditional energy resources, as no significant deposits of fossil fuel are available. Nepalese use the lowest commercial energy of around 119 kWh per capita per year. The total energy consumption in Nepal for the year 2014/15 was 11,232 thousand tonnes of oil equivalent. Based on the fuel type, traditional fuel provide 80% of the total energy consumption, petroleum and coal 11% and 3% respectively, which is mainly consumed by urban areas, electricity only 3% and renewable 3% of the total energy consumption.]]>
Nepal relies heavily on traditional energy resources, as no significant deposits of fossil fuel are available. Nepalese use the lowest commercial energy of around 119 kWh per capita per year. The total energy consumption in Nepal for the year 2014/15 was 11,232 thousand tonnes of oil equivalent. Based on the fuel type, traditional fuel provide 80% of the total energy consumption, petroleum and coal 11% and 3% respectively, which is mainly consumed by urban areas, electricity only 3% and renewable 3% of the total energy consumption.]]> Thu, 23 Jun 2016 08:56:18 GMT /slideshow/energy-efficiency-and-current-scenario-of-nepal/63368358 MohammadAbulHasanKha@slideshare.net(MohammadAbulHasanKha) Energy Efficiency and Current scenario of Nepal MohammadAbulHasanKha Nepal relies heavily on traditional energy resources, as no significant deposits of fossil fuel are available. Nepalese use the lowest commercial energy of around 119 kWh per capita per year. The total energy consumption in Nepal for the year 2014/15 was 11,232 thousand tonnes of oil equivalent. Based on the fuel type, traditional fuel provide 80% of the total energy consumption, petroleum and coal 11% and 3% respectively, which is mainly consumed by urban areas, electricity only 3% and renewable 3% of the total energy consumption. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/articleintechnojournal-160623085618-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&amp;height=120&amp;fit=bounds" /><br> Nepal relies heavily on traditional energy resources, as no significant deposits of fossil fuel are available. Nepalese use the lowest commercial energy of around 119 kWh per capita per year. The total energy consumption in Nepal for the year 2014/15 was 11,232 thousand tonnes of oil equivalent. Based on the fuel type, traditional fuel provide 80% of the total energy consumption, petroleum and coal 11% and 3% respectively, which is mainly consumed by urban areas, electricity only 3% and renewable 3% of the total energy consumption.
Energy Efficiency and Current scenario of Nepal from Mohammad Abul Hasan Khan
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Nepal’s access to energy and modern energy services is inadequate and the use of energy is inefficient. The electrical power supply is characterized by scheduled power interruption up to 16 hours daily. The insufficient and interrupted supply of electricity affects industrial production negatively and forces more and more industrial and commercial enterprises to generate their own electricity generally by means of diesel generators. Over the last year its development has led to the increased import of petroleum products contributing to an increased trade balance deficit. Furthermore, the additional burning of fossil fuels results in higher emissions of climate change relevant and environmentally harmful pollutants. Energy efficiency improvements help industries, business, governments, and consumers meet their needs by using less energy, saving them money, driving investment across all sectors of the economy, creating much needed jobs, and reducing the myriad of environmental impacts of the energy production system. The industrialists, regulators, and citizens are increasingly recognizing the energy efficiency is a crucially important national resource. In fact, the demand for the energy efficiency audit by the industrialists in Rupandehi is increasing day by day. After performing the energy efficiency audits in the industries as well as the business, the project has identified the saving potential of around 2,000 kVA electrical demand, 3,39,000 kWh electricity, 33,380 litres of Diesel fuel, 27,300 litres of Furnace Oil and 31,14,000 MJ of thermal energy. Electricity and each type of fuel savings are being compared with the annual electricity sales by Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) and fuel sales by Nepal Oil Corporation (NOC). Practice of energy efficiency in the different sectors has proved the saving of electrical energy equivalent to 4.03% of the sales by NEA and 2.39% of diesel sales by NOC. Finally, the energy efficiency project is being adopted by the industrialists and the business personnel to enhance their energy use.]]>
Nepal’s access to energy and modern energy services is inadequate and the use of energy is inefficient. The electrical power supply is characterized by scheduled power interruption up to 16 hours daily. The insufficient and interrupted supply of electricity affects industrial production negatively and forces more and more industrial and commercial enterprises to generate their own electricity generally by means of diesel generators. Over the last year its development has led to the increased import of petroleum products contributing to an increased trade balance deficit. Furthermore, the additional burning of fossil fuels results in higher emissions of climate change relevant and environmentally harmful pollutants. Energy efficiency improvements help industries, business, governments, and consumers meet their needs by using less energy, saving them money, driving investment across all sectors of the economy, creating much needed jobs, and reducing the myriad of environmental impacts of the energy production system. The industrialists, regulators, and citizens are increasingly recognizing the energy efficiency is a crucially important national resource. In fact, the demand for the energy efficiency audit by the industrialists in Rupandehi is increasing day by day. After performing the energy efficiency audits in the industries as well as the business, the project has identified the saving potential of around 2,000 kVA electrical demand, 3,39,000 kWh electricity, 33,380 litres of Diesel fuel, 27,300 litres of Furnace Oil and 31,14,000 MJ of thermal energy. Electricity and each type of fuel savings are being compared with the annual electricity sales by Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) and fuel sales by Nepal Oil Corporation (NOC). Practice of energy efficiency in the different sectors has proved the saving of electrical energy equivalent to 4.03% of the sales by NEA and 2.39% of diesel sales by NOC. Finally, the energy efficiency project is being adopted by the industrialists and the business personnel to enhance their energy use.]]> Fri, 10 Jul 2015 18:02:56 GMT /slideshow/energy-management-and-energy-audit-in-rupandehi/50398764 MohammadAbulHasanKha@slideshare.net(MohammadAbulHasanKha) Energy management and energy audit in rupandehi MohammadAbulHasanKha Nepal’s access to energy and modern energy services is inadequate and the use of energy is inefficient. The electrical power supply is characterized by scheduled power interruption up to 16 hours daily. The insufficient and interrupted supply of electricity affects industrial production negatively and forces more and more industrial and commercial enterprises to generate their own electricity generally by means of diesel generators. Over the last year its development has led to the increased import of petroleum products contributing to an increased trade balance deficit. Furthermore, the additional burning of fossil fuels results in higher emissions of climate change relevant and environmentally harmful pollutants. Energy efficiency improvements help industries, business, governments, and consumers meet their needs by using less energy, saving them money, driving investment across all sectors of the economy, creating much needed jobs, and reducing the myriad of environmental impacts of the energy production system. The industrialists, regulators, and citizens are increasingly recognizing the energy efficiency is a crucially important national resource. In fact, the demand for the energy efficiency audit by the industrialists in Rupandehi is increasing day by day. After performing the energy efficiency audits in the industries as well as the business, the project has identified the saving potential of around 2,000 kVA electrical demand, 3,39,000 kWh electricity, 33,380 litres of Diesel fuel, 27,300 litres of Furnace Oil and 31,14,000 MJ of thermal energy. Electricity and each type of fuel savings are being compared with the annual electricity sales by Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) and fuel sales by Nepal Oil Corporation (NOC). Practice of energy efficiency in the different sectors has proved the saving of electrical energy equivalent to 4.03% of the sales by NEA and 2.39% of diesel sales by NOC. Finally, the energy efficiency project is being adopted by the industrialists and the business personnel to enhance their energy use. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/energymanagementandenergyauditinrupandehi-150710180256-lva1-app6892-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&amp;height=120&amp;fit=bounds" /><br> Nepal’s access to energy and modern energy services is inadequate and the use of energy is inefficient. The electrical power supply is characterized by scheduled power interruption up to 16 hours daily. The insufficient and interrupted supply of electricity affects industrial production negatively and forces more and more industrial and commercial enterprises to generate their own electricity generally by means of diesel generators. Over the last year its development has led to the increased import of petroleum products contributing to an increased trade balance deficit. Furthermore, the additional burning of fossil fuels results in higher emissions of climate change relevant and environmentally harmful pollutants. Energy efficiency improvements help industries, business, governments, and consumers meet their needs by using less energy, saving them money, driving investment across all sectors of the economy, creating much needed jobs, and reducing the myriad of environmental impacts of the energy production system. The industrialists, regulators, and citizens are increasingly recognizing the energy efficiency is a crucially important national resource. In fact, the demand for the energy efficiency audit by the industrialists in Rupandehi is increasing day by day. After performing the energy efficiency audits in the industries as well as the business, the project has identified the saving potential of around 2,000 kVA electrical demand, 3,39,000 kWh electricity, 33,380 litres of Diesel fuel, 27,300 litres of Furnace Oil and 31,14,000 MJ of thermal energy. Electricity and each type of fuel savings are being compared with the annual electricity sales by Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) and fuel sales by Nepal Oil Corporation (NOC). Practice of energy efficiency in the different sectors has proved the saving of electrical energy equivalent to 4.03% of the sales by NEA and 2.39% of diesel sales by NOC. Finally, the energy efficiency project is being adopted by the industrialists and the business personnel to enhance their energy use.
Energy management and energy audit in rupandehi from Mohammad Abul Hasan Khan
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My Articale on Energy Audit.PDF from Mohammad Abul Hasan Khan
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