13. DEVELOPMENT OF RENAWABLE BASED CHARGING STATION FOR ELECTRIC VEHICLES
Authors
Dipali B. Deokar, Neha G. Deore, Maya G. Sanap, Pratiksha B. Lad, Dr.Pawan C. Tapre, Sham H. Choube, Santosh A. Dharam
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Abstract
In today’s world, fossil fuel is the main power source as it provides energy for automobiles, airplanes, and it is also used to produce electricity. However, fossil fuel cause environment problemby creating energy through the release of CO2 into the atmosphere, which eventually causes global warming. For instance, automobiles accounted for 34.3% of global energy -related CO2 emissions in 2012. This demonstrates that in order to lower environmental pollution, changes to vehicle systems are required. Despite the fact that electric cars are typically thought of as clean cars, the process of producing power co uld generate emissions as well. This paper on a multifunctional solar charging station is a working solution to close the gap in achieving a truly renewable and clean vehicle. In order to solve this problem, there are two paths: first, through designs which consume less energy and improve fuel efficiency; second through usage of alternative energy with storage such as hydrogen or battery. Recently, in the field of automobiles, many companies have developed commercially available electric cars that consume alternative fuels. Nevertheless, an electric car or electric vehicle is only as clean as the primary energy used to power it. That means we also have to look at clean electricity generation if we want to improve the traffic -based air pollution with electric vehicles. In this project (RPFC) renewable, pollution free, and clean source of charging stations will be developed. This will result in reduction in fuel cost as electricity generation is using solar wind micro hydro power stations. This will also help in reduction of air pollution and global warming. Many government agencies will be ready to invest in such projects after successful development.