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Reducing Global Warming and Producing Green Environment with Solar Energy

K. Nivetha, S. Sivachandiran

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GO GREEN mainly focused on utilizing the natural resource (Solar Energy) which has been wasted in huge amount. There are only some nations has been using this solar power resource as alternate power energy. Using this application create awareness for the people to use renewable energy as alternate energy to save the electricity. This application supports people to implement solar power energy in their home with the help of the state government subsidy and the government schemes for solar power implementation in home and the industrial plans. This application depicts the details of the Products such us solar panels, solar water heater, solar home lights, etc. In addition to that it will calculate the amount of hardware required for the implementation of the solar product for the energy consumed by the house hold appliances, Green Village, solar school.

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Solar Energy, Green India, Environment, House Hold Appliances, Green Village, Solar School, Solar Panels, Solar Water Heater, Solar Home Lights, Government Subsidy, Renewable Energy.

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