In most of the countries, Electricity Power is a major concern. Specially for the developing countries like India. For Electricity Power generation from Fossil fuels will not be last long, as well as they cause pollution in environment. There are other factors that can be count for Power generation can be generating the Power from agriculture waste, also heat energy can be stored through various technology for generating power form it when it’s required. In this paper there is literature review of Increasing the Power generation by increasing the efficiency of Biomass plant, thermal plant, Solar plant or by the combination of all these in appropriate way. Possible methods are assumed for two plants. One is combination of solar and Biogas plant, which can be operated on steam as well as gas turbine as it can increase the efficiency by 50%. In another system there is thermal storage system, with the help of molten salt as Solar can provide the energy during day time only, but the thermal storage system it can generate energy when sun radiations are not available.

Solar plant, Biomass plant, efficiency

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