Non Conventional Sources Of Energy Video Lecture | Geography for Class 8

non-conventional sources of energy but
two nuclear power nuclear energy is
obtained from energy stored in the
nuclei of atoms of naturally occurring
radioactive elements like uranium and
thorium these fuels undergo nuclear
fission in nuclear reactors and emmett
power the greatest producers of nuclear
power are USA and Europe in India
Rajasthan and Chartrand have large
deposits of uranium thorium is found in
large quantities in the monazite sands
of kerala the nuclear power stations in
India are located in caliper come in
Tamilnadu Tarapur in maharashtra rana
prathab sagar near kota in rajasthan
Nara in uttar pradesh and Kiger in
karnataka geothermal energy heat energy
obtained from the earth is called
geothermal energy the temperature in the
interior of the earth Rises steadily as
we go deeper sometimes this heat energy
may surface itself in the form of hot
springs
this heat energy can be used to generate
power geothermal energy in the form of
hot springs has been used for cooking
heating and bathing for several years
USA has the world's largest geothermal
power plants New Zealand Iceland
Philippines and Central America are also
important producers of geothermal power
in India geothermal towns are located in
money current in Himachal Pradesh and
puga Valley in Ladakh tidal energy
energy generated from tides is called
tidal energy tidal energy can be
harnessed by building dams at narrow
openings of the sea during high tide the
energy of the tides is used to turn the
turbine installed in the dam to produce
electricity Russia France and the Gulf
of Kutch in India have huge tidal mill
farms