1PhD Scholar,
2Administrative Officer (
3Dy Director and Head,
4Chief Scientist and Head,
Instead of open burning in farms, the agriculture residue can be converted into pellets for fuelling coal based thermal power plants for electricity generation. It not only prevents air pollution but also replaces fossil fuel coal. However, literature has rarely reported its techno-economics aspects in Indian context. The present paper fills this gap. It discusses the electricity generating potential of pellets with cost economics. Subsequently, it also maps bio-pellets usage for electricity generation with sustainable development goals (SDG) which are relevant in attaining net-zero emission target by 2070.
Biomass, Bio Pellets, Electricity Generation, Renewable Energy, SDGs