Electrical Ceramics

There are many types of ceramics such as textile ceramics, electrical ceramics, chemical ceramics, mechanical ceramics, temperature ceramics, cellular ceramics, engineering ceramics, precision ceramics, cordierite ceramics, heater ceramic and many other ceramics as well. Electric insulation ceramics are widely used electrical items. Examples of products which belong to the category of electrical ceramics are: Ceramic materials that are used in electronics including fuse holders and lamp holders, LT insulators, semiconductor ceramic parts and thermal shock resistance materials. Wind power, biomass solar, geothermal, and other sources are used to generate electricity. Top 10 countries which are called as renewable electricity producers include Brazil, Canada, China, European Union, Germany, India, Japan, Norway, Russia, United States and Venezuela. There are several institutions and NGO's which working to promote low carbon power generation such as World Wind Energy Association, World Energy Outlook, US Nuclear Regulatory Commission, US National Academy of Sciences, US Department of Energy, US Climate Action Partnership, United States Bureau of Land Management, The Centre for Process Innovation (CPI), The California Institute of Technology, Tata Power, Rio Tinto, Pew Center on Global Climate Change, North American Carbon Program, National Wind Coordinating Collaborative, National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration, National Energy Technology Laboratory, International Energy Agency, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, Horizon Wind Energy, GE Eco-imagination, European Wind Energy Association, Energy Information Administration, Edison Mission Group, Committee on Regional Electric Power Coordination, Clipper Wind-power, Carbon Sequestration Leadership Forum, Carbon Capture and Sequestration Technologies Program at MIT, BP Solar and American Wind Energy Association etc.