5 latest energy trends that are transforming the industry | Post Graduate Course in Renewable Energy | MITSkills, Pune

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• 5 latest energy trends that are transforming the
  industry.
• The energy industry is one of the vital
  industries of the country that not just looks
  into the well-being of the people but also
  provides ample of employment opportunities.
• The Indian government is aiming at expanding
  this sector even more so that the power reaches
  every single household. Now, this has created and
  would continue creating new job opportunities in
  this sphere.
• However, to get absorbed in the sector, one must
  be accustomed to the concepts, principles and
  ongoing trends of the energy industry.
• Trends in Energy industries
• With several innovations and the advent of
  technology, the energy sector of the country has
  witnessed a major transformation in the last
  decade. The people are now focusing on
  sustainable development and emphasis is being
  given to the alternative sources of energy. This
  has made power supply accessible to a larger
  masses, that too conveniently. 

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• Here are five latest energy trends that have
  completely revolutionized the industry
• 1.  Generation of power through local sources/
  Distributed Generation
• Nowadays, electricity is being generated through
  individual or locally housed sources such as
  solar panels mounted on the roofs of the
  buildings, power plants, diesel-based generators
  and other such sources. These sources are
  supplying power to both commercial and
  residential areas. Some of the consumers even
  sell the power to the electric supply grid. The
  kind of generation is termed as distributed
  generation. Though the sources produce very less
  power than a centralized power plant, the power
  is sufficient to support an area.
• 2.  The dependence on coal is decreasing due to
  sustainable approach
• Coal was once considered as the lifeline of the
  energy sector. However, in the present scenario,
  the demand for coal and its dependence is
  decreasing. People are targeting sustainable
  development and going for other sources of
  energy. The demand for Natural gas over that of
  coal has increased in many countries. This can be
  attributed to both the fall of prices of natural
  gas and due to sustainability.

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3.  Usage of renewable sources is increasing The
prime contributors to the renewable energy sector
are the solar and wind industries. The Indian
government promotes the usage and installation of
such energy by offering various schemes and
subsidy on off-grid generations. This has made
more and more people to adopt such sources of
power generation. 4.  Digitalization The advent
of technology in the energy sector has
exponentially increased the generation,
transmission and the distribution of power. It
has also become convenient to distribute power
even to the remote areas. Digitalization aids in
optimizing the operations. It also reduces the
accidental outages. 5. Emphasis on Nuclear
power On the global front, many countries are
emphasizing on nuclear power. The power generated
by nuclear is considered as a better option than
coal by many ecologists. It is believed that a
nuclear plant generates ample of power in lesser
time plus the emissions of carbon are also
minimal.  Thus, the usage of nuclear power is
becoming popular.
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• The energy sector is one of the booming sectors
  of the country. India is forging forward towards
  renewable energy. A candidate who has requisite
  knowledge about the field is immediately absorbed
  in the industry.
• An Advanced Post Graduate Program in Renewable
  Energy offered by MIT Skills is a course that
  teaches you various aspects, principles and vital
  concepts of the sector. It also equips you with
  the latest trends in the industry so that you can
  survive on the job front.
• The course material is prepared with the help of
  industry experts who have more than 15 years of
  working experience in the industry. The scope of
  this job-oriented course is not just confined to
  India, but successful candidates can also be
  placed in decent positions in the foreign
  countries.

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