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Post Copenhagen: Implications for the Indian Business & Energy Sector
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As we can see that only very limited progress was made at the recent climate change summit at Copenhagen and none was fully satisfied with the outcome, the fact remained that the world had to move to a low greenhouse gas emissions and energy-efficient development path. India should not lag behind in developing science and technology related to both the aspects of mitigation and adaptation. In this topic, let us discuss the strategies to achieve greater energy efficiency and strategies by businesses & energy sector for adapting to such climate change and a shift to renewable sources of energy.....
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vigorously pursue renewable energy technology
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Plan for deployment of migration technologies
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Ganagaraj Ramachandran
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"vigorously pursue renewable energy technology"
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Government will speed up implementation of renewable energy plants like wind, solar, Bio mass to reduce overall GHG
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Rajesh Kamal
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Companies should be prepared to migrate their technology when they are not able to meet the requirements of the GHG policies.They should be prepared to move towards disclosure requirement about climate risk and impacts, which could require...
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First good step
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Aarti Gupta
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Prashant well said I support you. I love the line which you have stated " Words need action to support them" this best suits this issues. So there is no use of speaking we should do something to bring a change. :) Thanks.....
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anup bagla
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I am an optimistic .... At least there is a committment to continue the dialogue ! And yes therefore, it is first small - good step however tiny
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Isha Verma
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I think it is not a good step because there are no legally binding targets that the developed countries have to meet. So, in terms of that, that's one of the major premises of how we are going to tackle global warming and climate change. In terms...
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sanjeeb tamuli
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coal free future is not possible..we can only think of using more renewable clean technologies..
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KUMAR SAURABH JHA
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Coal is the greatest source of convetional energy and cannot be availed for use if finishes off.Britishers while leaving Indian set fire mines that are still lit and thousands of tonnes of coal is daily being burnt every day. So its the need of...
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Shikha Malhotra
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According to me coal is still used by the power sector in all electricity generation projects and coal remains the backbone of energy supply in many countries. Even in India almost every industry is run by coal. So coal-fired power will stay for...
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Biodiversity change
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Affect the tourism and regional development
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Sudhish Chatterjee
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In India there are many forest which are tourist places for the people all around the world, which is also a source of revenue to the country. Now, this climate change is affecting those forests by fire, soil erosion, etc which is creating panic...
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Padmaja Baskar
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According to me we will have biodiversity change. We will see the effect of changes in tree compositions on other species is difficult to predict with the modeling tools currently available, plants and animals that live in the forest will be...
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The summit was only for the Big boys
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Something as serious as the climate issue dont get sorted out in such summits...
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Muralidharan D
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"Something as serious as the climate issue dont get sorted out in such summits..."
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The whole perception that the Copenhagen Summit would have led to some dramatic and plausible solutions on the climate change issue is flawed.... Climate Change, carbon emission controls et al have to begin in each home in this world, be it a...
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Shikha Malhotra
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Until the end of this summit, it appeared that all governments wanted to keep the keys to combating climate change within the UN climate convention. But then later on mainly the summit was there was for the big boys, and the main problem in...
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The transport and electricity sector
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Sudhish Chatterjee
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"The transport and electricity sector"
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I think these two sector are the major emitter of greenhouse gases and they should be the first, to take measures to cut down the emission. We should think of alternatives means for transport like using electricity, hydrogen and other energy...
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