Bangladesh is a populous country. The basic needs of the people of this country are constantly under threat. So people are not able to meet their needs as per the need. The shortage of supply as per the demand of the people is now being observed in the field of energy as well. The existence of human civilization depends on energy, but the energy crisis in our country has taken a definite shape. Therefore, in order to solve this energy crisis, it is necessary to expand alternative energy.
Bangladesh is not very rich in energy. Non-commercial sources of fuel in this country are- biofuels, agricultural residues, timber and animal manure etc. Commercial sources of fuel are fossil fuels such as coal, oil, natural gas and water energyPeople around the world today are looking for alternative energy sources to escape the horrors of the energy crisis. Scientists from around the world are meeting at an international energy conference to resolve the crisis. They mentioned fourteen alternative sources with emphasis on mutual cooperation. Notable among them are solar energy, ocean wind energy, nuclear energy, tidal energy, geothermal energy, ocean thermal energy and biogas.
Solar energy is one of the main sources of alternative energy. Due to the effect of monsoon winds, the country receives rainfall from mid-June to mid-September. The rest of the year the sky is cloudless and sunny. So sunlight can especially help to meet the shortage of fuel. Solar panels can be used to convert solar heat energy into electrical energy. At present, solar energy is widely used, especially in rural areas.
Although it is said that there is potential for substantial mineral resources in the subsoil of Bangladesh, it could not be discovered due to various complications. As a result, energy crisis is slowly being created in this country. We therefore need to find alternative energy sources for fuel. The government needs to take more multifaceted steps to ensure the use of alternative energy by overcoming the country's energy crisis.
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