Come 2030, there will be no fuel in India...

We need to address the energy security in a better way, and the required energy security strategy now has two strands. At one level the country needs to secure stable supplies of energy to meet growing demand at one hand. And at another, India needs to evolve fuel efficiency standards that will not only ensure efficacy in consumption but also incentivize alternative forms of energy such as solar power.

As long as Sun is giving energy, The energy can be converted to different types for usage and we have technologies already available. We have to think of a period where sun is not giving energy. In many platforms i have mentioned the need of research on zero point energy. Zero point energy could be the last sources of energy can be utilized. 

Solar and Wind energy is available in abundant, even before the life formed on earth.  But, we did not develop technologies to reduce their cost effectively.  Everyone is running behind fossil fuels, which were cheap in the early stages of industrialisation.  In due course, various factors like rapid industrialisation, development of automobiles, political issues, etc. led the prices of fossil fuels to shoot up.

Oil Companies should give up their greed for money and invest their surplus funds to develop Solar Energy, which can reap them huge profits in long run.

Technology has advanced to such extend that alternative to biofossils are very much available, but with an high price tag.

This is mainly because of less demand and cost recovery. For ex. Electric versions of transportation will be much greener.

The all new developed Reva NXR (to be launched soon) is the best example. it runs 160Km/charge which consumes 2.5 units and runs @100km.hr max. the price tag speculated to be high.

But if more and more people start using such vehicle, the cost will come down.

Similarly in 2wh there are numerous players but very few takers compared to ICE based vehicles.

There are few players who are ready with communtable mini bus (electric) but no takers.

Govt should also come out with some aggressive plans to promote more usage of such vehicles. This will reduce our dependency on crude oil import and save the environment and economy.

Good ideas are given by many experienced person. But by heart, Are you feel like that? Is it possible that some people sacrifice his leisure NO. Everybody knows about the measures to save fuel, electricity, pure water etc. in India. But still, no result is there. So i think, Indians believe in present. Lets wait and watch for 2030. I am cent- percent sure that Indians will find out the suitable measure for same at the time of cause happens...otherwise we can just discuss on the topic.

For Example:- 15years back an Ad usually came on the television that Save Fuel- use one vehicle to travel on same way although it belongs to your home or neighborhood/locality/colony/society. But as a Delhites, i never ever seen the same in my city. Maybe same happened with your cities.

So just try to improve economic growth more and more at present scenario. and wait and watch for problem which will face by us after 20 years. Like OZONE Layer....

When Engineering Innovation &  Alteration does not work out, then substitution is the only way. Look for alternate fuel that substitutes Oil like biofuel Ethenol etc. Because, Innovation (discovering more oil) & viable design change in engineering principle fails & Oil reserve depletion goes past.

Solar power, wind power, water harvesting, some way to convert rain fall into energy specially in those areas where heavy rainfall is a continuous feature are the things to be exploited to the fullest extent.  Government should think in terms of encouraging projects for the full use these sources of alternat fuel.

Developing an alternative fuel will take its  own time,but it is  about time,that resources are pooled and conservation efforts are taken to effect saving.  

The time has come for us to switch over to non-conventional and renewable energy, since the conventional energy sources are going to deplete in the days to come. But, this is not gaining the attention of the Govts. and common folk as well.  The reliance on conventional energy sources has to be discouraged besides improving the infrastructural facilities to curtail the wastage. 

Gas hydrates are the most attractive fuel which is under research for their production.May be it will fulfill the scarcity of fuel in future.and India have lots of gas and gas hydrates in sea bed but still waiting for new Technology and some breakthrough in research work.

and sure many renewable source of energy will play the role like Tidal energy,solar,bio-fuel..........etc