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More than 70% of the population of India is in villages, but supply of electricity is in sufficient amount to the survival, economic and social development and growth. Non-conventional energy sources such as sunlight and wind are ample in India. In future these energies must be utilized for household gadgets. Lets discuss and share here on non conventional energy sources & our knowledge on the topic Future Perspectives of Renewable Energy Sources....
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Sushrut Bhat
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Afford? no but it definitely has to be implemented in future course of time. If you look at the statistics, solar power is atleast 5 times costlier than hydro power and wind has got its own share of problems. The economics of our country suggest...
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Saamson Raymonds
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"Yes"
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Renewable Energy resources such as sun, wind, biomass are in plenty. Conversion of these resources to provide energy is in most of the cases affordable, provided the technology or equipment or the project is indigeneously procured.
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Padmaja Baskar
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| 3 years ago
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Though we are talking about more on climate change and global warming, it will be really hard for a developing nation like India to afford such costly technologies, the Coal-fired power will stay for the next 20-25 years at leas". Look at the...
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Debate: "Can India really afford renewable energy?" deleted from your view.
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Generation of energy from natural free resources...
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Price hike
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GODFREY SHITSAMA
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"Cost of energy"
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With the increasing numbers in population the traditional sources of energy i.e hydro, have become very expensive and socially disruptive, it therefore means that renewable energy will incrementally be relied upon as we go forward. Some of the...
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Funkky Exalter
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"Price hike"
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renewable energies are regenerative, hence they r called so... they never end... never extinct...
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malladi madhukumar
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"Generation of energy from natural free resources..."
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India can produce solar energy,wind energy, and hydroelectricity for which resources are available in plenty. As such i support this idea.
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Ideate: "What is the future of renewable energy in the current economic climate? " deleted from your view.
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Solar energy
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Hydrogen Energy - Economy
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R. Rajagopalan
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"Solar energy"
| 3 years ago
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yes. it is going to be solar. especially county like India,where most o ftehplaces are having season hot, hotter, hottest, solar will be the answer. Govt and PVT parties are already have huge plans. US already ahead on this. the actual is more...
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Biranchi Narayan Acharya
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"Solar energy"
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Yes advanced technology on solar energy is only the future energy
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Praveen varma
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"Solar energy"
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Hi Shikha, The wastage from Nuclear power plants are very dangerous for the environment. This energy can be used as support to other energy forms but can't be used as major source for energy requirement. Most of the coutires are doing in the same...
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Solar Power
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Nuclear Power
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Nikhil Lele
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"Solar Power"
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Solar power is definitely the way to go ahead than Nuclear power.
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Subsidy grown market
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Independent
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Ramanathan Menon
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I am a solar buff and try to promote green energy choices whenever i get an opportunity. If at all renewable energy in India is not picking up, I will blame the MNRE, IREDA, State Nodal Agencies and rogue renewable energy equipment mfrs. and...
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KALIYAMOORTHY
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I agree with Mr. Ramanathan Menon. There is a play among the Installers, Banks, EDA(Energy Development Agency of state). If you invest money without subsidy, the installer will quote less but, on completion, he will get the subsidy share from the...
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Debate: "Solar Markets : An Indian Perspective" deleted from your view.
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In Metro cities people and Government are not utilising the solar energy they are completely depend on Hydroand Thermal Power. The road street lights are also working on Hydro and Thermal power wh...
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Muhammed jabir rifai
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Nice post Somshekhar. According to this i would like to add a tiny info i read couple of days back in a journal. A team of researchers from U.S. and Swiss have developed a prototype solar device that can turn the energy of the sun into fuel. The...
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Pragya Kothari
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| 3 years ago
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Hi Syed, Interesting debate. I think this is the right time to start solar energy projects with the residential and commercial buildings. It will help us to use lot of energy with less expenses. So we should immediately start concentrating on...
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Debate: "can we start making all new construction homes and buildings powered by solar energy" deleted from your view.
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Amit Kumar
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| 3 years ago
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The Idea of using Bio Fuels had cornered much of limelight in the west, a couple of years ago but the recent developments have shown that it is doing more harm than actually helping the cause. Boosting Ethanol markets has led to more...
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Debate: "Should use of bio fuel be promoted in India" deleted from your view.
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Any Benevolent Financier to Promote the concept briefed in the Debate Topic just raised?
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WE Need Techno commercial PROFESSIONALS to support the argument
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any opinion is welcome
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kishore kaikini
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"WE Need Techno commercial PROFESSIONALS to support the argument"
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We have one Australian SME Unit supporting the Inventor. There is a CD already produced to show the PUMP in Operation. Commercial level of Reliability and Scope is under development with Consistancy RDD study.
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Debate: "Renewable does not encompass natural energy. Solar is Natural and Hydrogen and Nuclear too is Natural." deleted from your view.
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