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    This document summarizes renewable energy technologies and their applications. It lists various biomass resources like animal manure, fuelwood, bagasse, and rice hulls that can be used to generate biogas, produce charcoal, or fire boilers. It also outlines solar, wind, hydro, and ocean energy technologies at different stages of development that can provide power, heat, cooking or process energy. The technologies range from commercially available to still in pilot or laboratory testing phases.

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    This document summarizes renewable energy technologies and their applications. It lists various biomass resources like animal manure, fuelwood, bagasse, and rice hulls that can be used to generate biogas, produce charcoal, or fire boilers. It also outlines solar, wind, hydro, and ocean energy technologies at different stages of development that can provide power, heat, cooking or process energy. The technologies range from commercially available to still in pilot or laboratory testing phases.

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    This document summarizes renewable energy technologies and their applications. It lists various biomass resources like animal manure, fuelwood, bagasse, and rice hulls that can be used to generate biogas, produce charcoal, or fire boilers. It also outlines solar, wind, hydro, and ocean energy technologies at different stages of development that can provide power, heat, cooking or process energy. The technologies range from commercially available to still in pilot or laboratory testing phases.

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    Summary of RE Technologies and their Applications

    Technology Biogas sytems Biomass-fired boilers, Ovens, Furnaces, Kilns Resource Animal manure Animal manure Fuelwood Charcoal Bagasse Cocoshell/husk Ricehull Ricehull Charcoal,ricehull Charcoal Ricehull Wood/woodwaste Woodwastes Other biomass Ricehull Sugarcane Coconut Solar insulation Application Commercial and household cooking Industrial process heat Cooking, steam, heating Cooking, Process heating Cooking, heat,power Cooking, heat, power Cooking, heat, power Cooking, heat, power Cooking, heat, power Process, heat, power Heat, power Heat, power Heat, power Heat, power Heat Transport, stationary engine Transport, stationary engine Household electricity Telecommunication Water pumping Water heating Drying of agricultural crops Pumping potable water Electricity generation Charging storage battery Power generation, grain milling Ocean temperature Ocean current Ocean tides Ocean waves Power, steam Power Power Power Stage of Development C C C C C C C,V D.V C V D D L L C V V C C C C C D C D D D L P L L L P

    Improved Cookstoves Gasification Systems

    Pyrolysis, Liquefaction Densification (Briquetting) Alchohol-based fuels Coconut-based fuels Photovoltaic systems

    Solar water heaters Solar dryers Wind pumps Wind turbine generators MH Battery MH Power Plant Ocean Thermal Systems OceanCurrent Energy Systems Tidal Energy Systems Wave Energy Systems Hydrogen-based Fuels Landfill gas

    Solar heat Solar heat Wind Wind

    Power Municipal solid waste Power

    Note: C-Commercially available; D-Technical feasibility proven by demonstration projects; P- Technical feasibility proven by pilot studies; V- Proven competitive with conventional systems, ready for commercialization; L- Technical concepts/Laboratory studies ongoing.

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