Agneyodgara - Lava Energy: Harnessing Earth's Geothermal Power - Ritesh Arya
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Agneyodgara - Lava Energy: Harnessing Earth's Geothermal Power
“Hot Springs are gift of GOD to people living in remote inaccessible regions. Their scientific utilisation for energy, industry, agriculture, heating, washing, bathing, medicine and promoting tourism holds the key for socio-economic upliftment and sustainable development “ Dr Ritesh Arya in World Energy Future Summit Abu Dhabi.
Agneyodgara, meaning "lava energy," is a pioneering concept introduced by Dr. Ritesh Arya, aiming to harness geothermal energy directly from Earth's subsurface i.e. LAVA HEAT at SHALLOW DEPTHS in a geologically favorable environment.
This innovative approach seeks to provide a sustainable and eco-friendly energy solution by tapping into the immense thermal energy stored beneath the Earth's crust.
Key Features
Sustainable Energy Source: Geothermal energy is a renewable resource, offering a consistent and reliable power supply with minimal environmental impact.
Innovative Technology: The Agneyodgara concept focuses on extracting energy from LAVA manifested at SHALLOW DEPTHS, presenting a novel method for geothermal energy utilization.
Global Recognition: This concept was recognized among the Top 10 innovations by The Guardian during the World Future Energy Summit 2010 in Abu Dhabi.
About Dr. Ritesh Arya
Dr. Ritesh Arya is a renowned geologist with a distinguished career in geothermal energy exploration. He has been instrumental in identifying and developing geothermal sites, particularly in the Himalayan region.
His notable achievements include discovering geothermal springs in the Siachen area and advocating for geothermal energy as a sustainable solution for remote regions like Ladakh
He founded IndNor - Agneyodagra Urja project India Norway Iceland joint venture to identify and develop geothermal in India .
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Applications and Benefit
Energy Independence: Implementing Agneyodgara can reduce reliance on fossil fuels, promoting energy security, especially in remote and underserved areas.
Environmental Impact: Geothermal energy production generates significantly lower greenhouse gas emissions compared to conventional energy sources, contributing to climate change mitigation.
Economic Development: Developing geothermal resources can stimulate local economies by creating jobs and providing a stable energy supply for industries and communities.
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Recent Developments
Dr. Arya continues to advance the Agneyodgara concept through research and field studies. His work emphasizes the potential of geothermal energy to meet future energy demands safely and sustainably.
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Agneyodagra - Lava Energy in NEWS
Be part of the movement towards a sustainable energy future by learning more about Agneyodgara and supporting geothermal initiatives led by Dr. Ritesh Arya.
Dr RiteshArya presenting Agneyodgara (Lava Energy) concept @PDPU Gandhinagar
Ladislaus Rybach,President (IGA) Gustav R Grob President (ISEO) International Geothermal Association International Sustainable Energy Conference @World Future Energy Summit, Abu Dhabi UN City of Geneva
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Photos of geothermal utilisation
In Himachal Pradesh
Manikarn
Hot water pool Food cooked in hot spring
Vashist Tattapani Bathing Hot springs submerged @Kol Dam
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In Ladakh
Chumathang Panamic
Puga Drilling GSI Exploration by IndNor Agneyodgara
Drilling ONGC Celebration times
Contact Information
For more details on Agneyodgara and upcoming geothermal activities, please contact:
Email: info@tethysfossilmuseum.in Website: Tethys Fossil Museum
+91-9316722291
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