부산대학교 도서관

The recent development in worldwide technology of renewable energy and different resource of electricity generation open a new research on electricity utilization and development. India is developing good progress in field of energy efficiency and boosting access to electricity. However, millions of people around the world still lack access to clean cooking fuels and technologies, and progress in this area is too slow. The pandemic has underlined the necessity for health clinics to have reliable and affordable electricity. Furthermore, a survey undertaken in a few developing nations indicated that one-fourth of the health facilities surveyed were not electrified, and another quarter experienced unplanned outages, limiting their ability to provide important health services. Such flaws jeopardize the health-care system's ability to respond to the current health crisis. Our civilization is always looking for new and better ways to generate energy that is both sustainable and renewable. People frequently associate these energy sources with solar cells or wind turbines. This paper proposed that using sludge to create electricity could potentially be a viable option. Sludge-to-electricity is a bio-electrochemical system that uses bacteria’ natural metabolic processes to generate electricity. Microbes in the sludge consume nutrients from their surroundings and release a portion of the energy contained in the meal in the form of electricity.