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Can Alternative Energy Truly Empower Industries with Sustainable Powerhouses?

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February 26, 2024
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Alternative energy refers to the different sources of energy other than fossil fuels including coal, petroleum, diesel, or natural gas. It includes all renewable and nuclear energy sources. Nuclear energy does not cause as much harm to the environment as fossil fuels. Nuclear forms of energy are not classified as renewable energy sources as nuclear materials such as uranium and thorium cannot be replenished.

Various forms of alternative energy transforming various industries – There are several forms of alternative energy that can help industries run their operations, eliminating the reliance on fossil fuels. Some of the common types of alternative energy are discussed below:

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Solar energy: This is the most common source of alternative energy that is completely renewable and helps businesses to make significant energy savings. The installation of photovoltaic cells is the major expense in this process of energy production which is far cheaper than relying on fossil fuels. Many countries such as China, Japan, and India have widely adopted this form of energy for several industrial applications.

Hydrogen gas: This is a clean source of energy whose combustion does not emit harmful greenhouse gases. It is completely sustainable and carries huge potential as a future fuel. It can be derived from organic and biodegradable waste and can also be produced chemically with minimal energy expense. Hydrogen gas can be used in aerospace, transportation, chemical, construction, and various other sectors, providing a matchless alternative for running an array of industrial activities with sustainable energy sources.

Nuclear Energy: This form of alternative energy is generated from the core of an atom. This process of producing energy is called fission. This type of energy is produced in power plants where stacks of nuclear material are used to generate electricity. In this process, removing the rods of nuclear material leads to a stronger chain reaction and creates more electricity.

Innovative initiatives taken by leading players in the domain – The alternative energy market is witnessing significant growth due to the increase in the adoption of alternative energy across various sectors. The industry is anticipated to rise at a CAGR of 10.3% from 2022 to 2031. Several leading players in the industry have come up with innovative product launches to stay ahead in the competitive landscape. For example, in December 2023, Ricoh, a Japanese multinational imaging and electronics company announced the launch of its first renewable energy self-consignment to its Tohoku Office in Japan. This self-consignment was conducted by Toshiba Energy Systems & Solutions Corporation on behalf of Ricoh Industry. Through this consignment, the company aimed to transmit renewable electricity from its own photovoltaic power generation plant in Aomori Prefecture.

To conclude, the domain is expected to experience prominent growth in the future due to the growing depletion of fossil fuel resources and the surge in environmental pollution across the globe. Moreover, the increasing initiatives taken by governments of many nations to enhance the production capacity of alternative energy in plants are expected to bring extensive opportunities for the sector in the coming years.

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