Roadmap to Energy Security in India
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With GDP growth rates equaling China, India is catching up economically. Unfortunately, its consumption of energy is catching up as well. But the country is finding it increasingly difficult to source all the oil, natural gas, and electricity it needs to run its booming factories, fuel its cars, and light up its homes. This topic will pay attention to the issue of energy security & how India can meet its future energy needs......
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LACK OF KNOWLEDGE & MOTIVE - BASED POLITICAL BABUS
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Ravindra Sharma
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"LACK Of WILL"
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Friends, Shikha Malhotra, mentioned lack of infrastructure, Dilip Gour mentioned Lack of knowledge Motive-Based Political Babus. Ramakrishna Perumal mentioned requirement of land, finance and people initiative or interest. As also many other...
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Vipin Bhasin
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"Lack of initiation towards a change"
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Yes i agree with the point. Because it is first step. If nobody want to take initiative to do any type of work then nobody can complete his task... It is the major barrier. All we know that how much industries are attached with same work.- very...
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sai kiran M
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"Infrastructure "
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infrastucture n knowledge r not supporting them to come in
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Ideate: "Barriers for Renewable Energy in India" deleted from your view.
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By 2030, worldwide energy demand will be more than 50% greater than it is today. This is the base case outlined by the Energy Information Assocation. Regardless of fuel type, from coal to natural gas to wind to nuclear, the world is going to need more of all the various fuels we use to provide energy. Rising energy costs, limited availability, and new awareness of energy security issues are among the reasons that we have to take into consisderation. so the question now is which is one of the best alternate fuel available, which is cheap and available in plenty? Growing conventional energy prices, along with federal and state incentives such as American Initiative, net metering regulations a...
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Jim McKirdy
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Albert Einstine once said "You can not solve a problem by thinking the same way that caused the problem." Also Thomas Edison said "I'd put my money on the sun and solar energy. What a source of power! I hope we don't have to wait till oil and coal...
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Trends: "Solar Energy Key to Energy Security and Environmental Issues" deleted from your view.
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Recent years and months have seen increasing attention being paid to the issue of energy security. There are a number of concerns and fears such as * Oil and other fossil fuel depletion (peak oil, etc) * Reliance on foreign sources of energy * Geopolitics (such as supporting dictatorships, rising terrorism, “stability” of nations that supply energy) * Energy needs of poorer countries, and demands from advancing developing countries such as China and India * Economic efficiency versus population growth debate * Environmental issues, in particular climate change * Renewables and other alternative energy sources Energy insecurity combined with other global issues ri...
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Amar Nath Mukherje
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Nuclear Energy source may be the basic source in future.But source from Solar cannot be ignored.If general public starts making an attempt for Solar generation for their domestic need , regular demand of power from grid will get reduced...
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Cyril
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Nuclear will be one of the options available. However wind and solar power can be planned for energy security. Unless the demand and exponential forecasting in the years is not planned then its not possible to be self reluctant in energy.
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Kanad Mahesh Gandhi
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No, Thorium is not the final answer to India's deficiency of Power. I think Solar energy with the Molten Salts technology is the right answer. In the Thorium Reactor too, the molten salt technology is used. But I must say that why should we build...
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Padmaja Baskar
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I think that using Thorium as an alternative energy source can really benefit in many ways.It also has the capability to generate power inexpensively, offers no possibility of a meltdown, creates no weapons grade by-products and burns up existing...
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Nandakumar Parthasarathy
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I would agree that extracting thorium for meeting the energy demands is an alternative option. However, in order to achieve the power generation and dumping of nuclear waste a huge step has to be taken from the government's standpoint and a lot...
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Debate: "Is Thorium the final answer for india's energy independence" deleted from your view.
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Sir i am in final year of E C engineering. I am greatly interested in Merchant Navy as an ELECTRICAL OFFICER. Can you please advise me on the various aspects associated with it. Thanks Regards .....
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Mahipal Yadav
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Dear Suvrajit, men's ideas taste keep changing. when U don't have money, U want it fast, but when u get it u start counting the losses. So the life is like a mirage. What we want in life, we realise very late. If I tell u for Merchant Navy today...
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Answer: "Hello sir, can you please tell me about the prospects of ELECTRICAL OFFICER in Merchant Navy ??" deleted from your view.
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Saamson Raymonds
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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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Arunangshu Choudhury
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Thank you so much for raising this topic.I am in total agreement with the views expressed by you.
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Padmaja Baskar
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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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Pradeep Kumar N
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NO, Instead We can find the way to utilize.
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maclynn andrade
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I think we should do so cause then we do not have to worry about fuel prices fluctuating.
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