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Research Article | Open Access
Volume 14 2022 | None
Assess the Knowledge, Perception and Attitude Regarding Renewable Solar Energy among Teacher
Manjusha Mahakarkar, Divya Chauhan, PratikshaDahake, Saloni Dange, Sneha Darunde, Priya Davedar
Pages: 2528-2533
Abstract
Background: For a future metropolis to be sustainable, energy efficiency must be included into regional and urban planning. Around 40% of overall energy consumption is spent on heating and powering homes. Energy conservation in residential development is an important component of the European climate change strategy since it is a major source of greenhouse gas emissions. Because renewable energy generation is characterized by intermittency, it is necessary to choose and deploy a mix of sources, as well as appropriate energy storage solutions, to maximize the use of available renewable energy resources and ensure supply continuity.Objectives ofthe study: 1. To assess the knowledge regarding renewable solar energy among teachers.2.To assess the perception regarding renewable solar energy among teachers.3. To assess the Attitude regarding renewable solar energy among teachers.
Keywords
Assess, Knowledge, Perception, Attitude, Teachers, Renewable Solar Energy
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