In a world with exponentially increasing population and their increasing needs and booming lifestyle choices, an ever-increasing requirement of energy resources to provide for them is sure to run out of stock sooner or later. Fuel, like petrol, diesel, or crude oil, electricity, and natural resources like coal and wood have been running our world so long, but energy resources are stipulated and with increasing demand that day is not far away when our limited resource banks shall become depleted and there shall be no fuel to drive the machinery that provides for our needs. In order to avert such situations, we have to start early and make preparations so that awareness is created and the initiatives are endorsed by masses. Only when initiatives are endorsed by masses then only can the idea become successful and bring about a revolution. a revolution to change the approach towards consumption of energy. For example, a car runs on fuel, petrol or diesel. In a fast-paced world where buying cars have become more affordable, fuel consumed by cars not only is proportional to the distance the car runs or is stuck but also responsible for automobile emissions which pose a threat to the environment.

In a world with exponentially increasing population and their increasing needs and booming lifestyle choices, an ever-increasing requirement of energy resources to provide for them is sure to run out of stock sooner or later. Fuel, like petrol, diesel, or crude oil, electricity, and natural resources like coal and wood have been running our world so long, but energy resources are stipulated and with increasing demand that day is not far away when our limited resource banks shall become depleted and there shall be no fuel to drive the machinery that provides for our needs. In order to avert such situations, we have to start early and make preparations so that awareness is created and the initiatives are endorsed by masses. Only when initiatives are endorsed by masses then only can the idea become successful and bring about a revolution. a revolution to change the approach towards consumption of energy. For example, a car runs on fuel, petrol or diesel. In a fast-paced world where buying cars have become more affordable, fuel consumed by cars not only is proportional to the distance the car runs or is stuck but also responsible for automobile emissions which pose a threat to the environment.