Power Generation at Highways Using Vertical Windmill

The power generation using windmills explores the multifaceted domain of power generation, encompassing both traditional and the energy from renewable sources. Traditional methods, such as coal, natural gas, and nuclear power, are analyzed for their efficiency and environmental impacts. Technology utilizing renewable energy, like solar, wind, hydropower, and biomass, are assessed based on their abilities to meet future energy demands sustainably. Emerging technologies like geothermal and wave energy are also considered. The study emphasizes the use of energy storage devices and the incorporation of green power sources into the grid and the growth of carbon capture and storage(CSS) technologies. System design aspects, including power plant configurations and transmission networks, are discussed to optimize efficiency and reliability. Performance metrics, environmental impacts, and economic analyses provide perceptions of the viability adding advantages of the various power generation methods. The conclusion offers policy recommendations and identifies future research directions, emphasizing The significance of technological innovation and global collaboration in achieving a sustainable energy future. This comprehensive overview aims to inform policy and investment decisions in the evolving energy landscape.