Energy Resources

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Energy Resources

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Energy inputs are essential for all areas of the country's economy because they are a necessity for economic growth. Due to the implementation of plans for economic development, energy requirements have increased since emancipation. As a result, energy use in all forms has been steadily increasing across the nation. As a result, the nation needs to create a sustainable path for energy development by raising awareness of energy conservation and expanding the use of renewable energy sources. Enlist us as we raise consciousness and create a sustainable energy solution for the future. The industry concentrated on finding new technologies, making strides in research and design, and finding answers that would lead to the development of renewable and sustainable energy sources, including the integration of utility-level systems. The top energy, transportation, and sustainability start-ups from around the world are identified and brought together at the global tech summit to compete for a firm grant and the interest of influential investors and the media.

Minerals

A mineral or mineral species is a solid chemical compound with a fairly well-defined chemical composition and a specific crystal structure that occurs naturally in pure form in geology and mineralogy. Compounds found only in living organisms are typically excluded from the geological definition of mineral. However, some minerals (such as calcite) are frequently biogenic or are organic compounds in the sense of chemistry (such as mellite). Furthermore, living organisms frequently synthesise inorganic minerals (such as hydroxylapatite), which are also found in rocks. Minerals are distinct from rocks, which are defined as any bulk solid geologic material that is relatively homogeneous on a large enough scale. A rock can be made up of only one type of mineral, or it can be made up of two or more different types of minerals that have been spatially separated into distinct phases. Mineraloids are natural solid substances that lack a distinct crystalline structure, such as opal or obsidian. If a chemical compound occurs in nature with multiple crystal structures, each structure is considered a separate mineral species. Thus, quartz and stishovite are two different minerals that contain the same compound, silicon dioxide.

Gas and Oils

Oil and gas are energy sources that come from the earth, such as oil, natural gas, coal, and hydroelectricity. The extraction of any of these substances from their source leaves behind contaminated earth formations that can be further damaged by subsequent wells and pipelines in an area. Oil and gas are common energy sources, and they're used in a variety of ways. The energy industry is one of the largest industries in the world. Oil is used by cars and trucks, but it also plays an important role in electricity generation.

Energy Industry Trends

  • Shifting to renewable energy helps to preserve the environment by emitting little to no harmful emissions. The basic idea behind using renewables is to get them from a constant source in the environment, such as the sun, wind, or geothermal sources. The next critical step is to convert the source into useful electricity or fuel. One of the most significant energy industry trends is the variety of technologies that cater to the various aspects of generating power or heat from renewables. This includes lowering the cost of manufacturing renewable infrastructure and generating power at higher efficiency rates.

    Traditionally, electric power systems are built with a central architecture, which presents a new set of challenges to the industry. IoE addresses several of these issues by providing increased efficiency and optimal design for building energy systems. Through energy transactions between its users, IoE implements intelligent distributed control. This new energy generation paradigm creates a smart grid and improves macro-energy system coordination and optimization.

    Today's technologies provide adequate generation, but they lack cost-effective energy storage solutions. Energy storage allows for stable pricing by proactively managing consumer demand. Customers may stock up on energy during ideal conditions if they have the option to purchase it for future use. This accumulated energy later aids in reducing grid loads during peak times, while prosumers earn more as the cost of purchasing energy rises.

    Blockchain technology aims to bring together all energy stakeholders in a single decentralized system. Smart contracts have the potential to benefit electricity producers, distribution network operators, metering operators, financial service providers, and traders. These contracts ensure that all energy-related transactions are relocated through a secure and immutable network, reducing the risk of losses. By making electricity more affordable for more people, blockchain has the potential to achieve some extent of inclusivity between energy producers and consumers.

    Distributed energy resources allow for the generation of electricity or heat at the point of use. The lack of a network eliminates energy transmission loss and cost. This implies the presence of a large number of consumers who generate energy for their own needs and direct their surplus to the common network. Small and medium-sized power generation units serve as distributed energy generators within the framework of this concept. It also lowers energy production costs and makes the best use of existing energy generation capacity.

    DSM is the rationalisation of demand to ensure compliance with a power system's current or predicted capabilities. Demand management and energy efficiency are the two main components of rationalisation. Electricity demand management typically refers to shifting consumption from peak to off-peak periods. Concurrently, energy efficiency implies a continuous reduction in electricity consumption through the implementation of efficient consumption equipment or processes.

    Quantum computing in the energy sector focuses on the development of new energy solutions, the improvement of energy efficiency, and the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions. The scale and complexity of the energy sector's challenges transcend modern technology and are well suited for testing on quantum ones. Recent scientific studies demonstrate the benefit of using quantum computing platforms to solve seemingly insignificant problems. Allocating space for the development of energy infrastructure, for example, or committing quantity or units of electricity generation.

    1. Renewable Energy
    2. Internet of Energy
    3. Energy Storage
    4. Blockchain
    5. Distributed Energy Resources
    6. Demand Side Management
    7. Quantum Computing
    8. Vehicles to Grid (V2G)

V2G is a system in which electric vehicles (EVs) sell energy in response to demand by either returning electricity to the grid or lowering their charge rate. It is possible to use EV batteries as an energy storage asset if they later return energy to the grid via charging stations. Charging EVs to save money during low demand helps the network during peak loads. V2G solutions serve as adaptable and accessible buffers, potentially shortening the duration of a power outage.

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