Statistical Ratio Analysis and Overview of Growth in Power Energy System in India
Keywords:
Power Sector, Energy Audit, Restructuring, Deregulation, Distributed Generation, Non conventional renewable energy, Central Electricity Authority (CEA).Abstract
An analysis of statistical ratio, overview of growth in power energy system in India is done here. An installed capacity of 330.86 GW as on 2017 in utility electricity sector has one National Grid. In power generation of the country has various aspects using coal, gas and diesel in thermal power plant. The renewable energy system has been generated using the power of hydro, solar and wind sources. Using the source of uranium the nuclear power generation system is also produced. By applying the five year plan customized in the country a new power generating system are installed. The generated power was consumed for various purposes such as domestic, commercial, industrial, traction, agriculture and others. An average statistical study of increase in power system in the last few decades is represented by the graphical form.
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