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World's energy consumption is rising while many still lack access to electricity, pushing the need for renewable resources. The document presents a feasibility study of a concentrated solar power plant near Multan, Pakistan to generate emission-free electricity and help electrify remote villages without access to the national grid.

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Problem Statement 1

World's energy consumption is rising while many still lack access to electricity, pushing the need for renewable resources. The document presents a feasibility study of a concentrated solar power plant near Multan, Pakistan to generate emission-free electricity and help electrify remote villages without access to the national grid.

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PROBLEM STATEMENT

World’s primary energy and electricity consumption, both are rising every day. However, a huge number of

people, around 1.5 billion, are still living without electricity. The dependency on fossil fuels and their

diminishing reserves have brought the man to the start of a new race, the race of efficient utilization of

renewable resources. Increasing pollution and global warming are pushing us more towards alternate energy

resources. Despite a huge potential of renewable resources in Pakistan particularly solar which is not very

much location dependent like wind and hydel, the utilization is negligible.

Concentrated solar power (CSP) systems generate solar power by using mirrors or lenses to concentrate a

large area of sunlight, or solar thermal energy, onto a small area. Electricity is generated when the

concentrated light is converted to heat, which drives a heat engine. The available solar radiation in most of

the areas of Pakistan is very suitable to run a standalone CSP system that can generate emission free

electricity with the help of which villages that are far away from national grid can easily be electrified.

Therefore, in this work, we are presenting a feasibility study of a CSP plant for a location near Multan,

Pakistan. This work can be utilized to design a very first CSP plant in Pakistan, and can be very helpful to

eradicate the shortage of electricity especially in summer season.

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