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Picture 3. Micro-hydro generator suited to small river
References:
1. Energy In The 21st Century, John R Fanchi, Colorade School Of Mines, USA (pages from1 to
2).
2. Renewable Energy From Small & Micro Hydro Projects, Practical Aspects &Case Studies,
Shambhu Ratan Awasthi Shiv Vishal Pandey (pages from11 to 12).
3.https://www.newscentralasia.net/2023/01/26/uzbekistan-to-build-250-micro-
hydropower-units-in-massive-drive-to-achieve-energy-security/
4.https://www.newscentralasia.net/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/MicroHydropower-2.png
ANALYSIS OF FUEL AND ENERGY RESOURCE CONSUMPTION
M.Sh.Sharobiddinov, S.S.Do‘ltaboyev
Farg’ona politexnika instituti
Abstract: The use of fossil fuels as the main source of energy for most countries has caused
several negative environmental impacts, such as global warming and air pollution. Air pollution
causes many health problems, causing social and economic negative effects. Worldwide efforts
are being made to avoid global warming consequences through the establishment of international
agreements that then lead to local policies adapted to the development of each signing nation.
In addition, there is a depletion of nonrenewable resources which may be scarce or nonexistent
in future generations. The
preservation of resources, which is a
common goal of the Circular
Economy strategy and of sustainable development, is not being accomplished nowadays.
Keywords: r e n e w a b l e e n e r g y
, fossil fuels;
low carbon energy systems;
sustainable
energy; sustainable development
Most countries energy systems, either developed or in development, are based on fossil fuels.
In spite of their qualities, e.g., good operational control in thermal plants, their use has many
problems which have been analyzed and addressed in many studies. These problems, such as
the environmental impacts, scarcity, supply risk, and instability of prices and markets[
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