グローバルイニシアチブを踏まえたバングラデシュにおける太陽エネルギーの展望・課題・応用

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🔬研究者:新興国における屋根置き太陽光・太陽光灌漑の導入条件と政策効果を比較検討する際の事例的参照になる。

🏢実務担当者:バングラデシュに生産拠点を持つ企業は、工場屋根への太陽光導入がScope 2削減とコスト低減に寄与し得る点を検討できる。

🏛政策担当者:新興国での分散型太陽光普及には、屋根置きプログラムや灌漑電化への政策支援が有効であることを示す参考事例となる。

Abstract Climate change, clean energy, sustainable development, and future of the Earth are the most discussed topics in 21 st century. Today almost everybody is very much familiar to the effect of global warming and net-zero initiative. As fossil fuels are the major source of global warming and air pollution, and that is responsible for around five million premature deaths every year around the world. For both climate change and human health, we need to transition away from fossil fuels towards low carbon or clean energy sources. However, national geographical limitations of Bangladesh are often cited as a major obstacle to renewable-energy development. Land scarcity is certainly a serious constraint, but it should not be confused with an absence of renewable resources. The country has substantial opportunities in solar energy, rooftop generation, agricultural applications, wind, biomass, biogas and emerging technologies. Solar energy is clearly the leading renewable resource. Bangladesh receives substantial solar radiation throughout the year and the country has already demonstrated its ability to deploy solar technologies at scale. More than six million solar home systems have been installed, particularly in rural and off-grid areas. However, the major opportunity is rooftop solar. Bangladesh has millions of square meters of rooftops on factories, commercial buildings, educational institutions, hospitals and government offices. The ready-made garment sector alone provides an enormous opportunity for industrial rooftop solar. The National Rooftop Solar Programme has also given additional policy momentum to this approach. Rooftop generation does not require large quantities of agricultural land. Electricity can be generated close to the point of consumption, reducing pressure on the transmission network and lowering electricity costs for consumers. Again, another promising area is solar irrigation. Bangladesh has a large number of irrigation pumps, many of which depend on diesel or grid electricity. Solar-powered irrigation can reduce farmers’ exposure to fuel-price fluctuations while providing a cleaner and potentially more economical source of energy. In this investigative study author has discussed and explore the present state, potential, prospect, challenges and development strategy of solar energy of Bangladesh in contest of global initiative.  

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