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Paper Title : TOWARDS BETTER UTILIZATION OF RENEWABLE ENERGY AND CORELATION BEHAVIOUR WITH ECONOMIC GROWTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS USING REGRESSION ANALYSIS

ISSN : 2395-1303
Year of Publication : 2022
10.29126/23951303/IJET-V8I1P2

Authors: Neha Nidhi, Dr.E Vijay Kumar

         


Abstract
India is one of the fast and growing economy in the world with enormous industrial growth, however its major issue with electric however facing with regular power cuts and further additional problems in the power sector. This research comprises the study of renewable energy and its consumption pattern in the country, through three phases. The initial phase consists a case study on the economic development with particular reference to energy consumption. The overall trend reflects larger use of electricity by the farmers for agricultural yields other than revenue and jobs generating industrial consumers mainly due to providing subsidized power to the agriculture sector. The power demand is projected to be 1690 Bn. units by 2022.

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