1. Solar energy Dr. Adnan latif Khalid Wael Al-Dise 200800233
Hamid Abdularhman Al-Ghamdi Mohammed Abdullah Al-Otaibi
Dr. Adnan latif

2. Outline
Plan
Costs
Personnel
Feasibility
Benefits
Conclusion
Introduction Statement of problem Sources Details of problem Needs Scope

3. Introduction

4. Statement of Problem

5. Objective
Renewable energy
Save the fossil fuel
Cost

6. Sources
ASME
Saudi Commission for energy conservation

7. Details of problem The critical situation of energy in KSA Causes:
KSA is depending totally in one source of energy.
The manufacturing also is growing in KSA.
We have Inflation and an increase in demand of oil for outside regions (exportation).
The use of electricity is increasing by 7% yearly.
We are depending on Non-renewable energy.
Sufficiency of industrial development is increasing and that is good, but it needs a lot of energy.

8. Needs
Protect our fuel sources
Using solar energy in KSA

9. Scope
The proposal plan will mention the major ideas about the way that the project will follow and information’s about materials, costs, feasibility, advantages and expected results.

10. Plan
Using solar energy to help the Support of energy conservation will be achieved in three phases:
Start the infrastructure in the plants that will generate solar power.
Shifting employees from the fossil fuel
plants to solar plants.
Convert the use of fossil fuels used to
generate electricity to support
industrial-sufficiency.

11. Costs

12. Personnel
Engineers.
Technicians
Safety
Security

13. Profits During the First Years

14. Number of Barrels

15. Feasibility
History of solar energy
Studies about the project

16. Benefits
Advantages
Economical
Clean energy
Healthy society

17. Conclusion