How India Is Trying to Solve Its Energy Problem
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- India has an energy problem, a problem of both supply and demand. Rapid industrialization and limited renewable energy options have prompted the country to explore various sources, including solar, hydrogen, and wind to name a few. However, with the deadline approaching for decarbonizing 50% by 2030, the question remains: Can India successfully navigate this energy transition?
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India needs more nuclear power.
We are working on it. Though she forgot to mention it. We have just recently started operating our 1st Indigenously developed nuclear power plant.
India is behind in this area since they were sanctioned for a long time due to nuclear tests
Solar. Nuclear energy should be shut down globally.
Reactors are hard to build
@@krox477 8 reactors are under construction. We'll have 20 new nuclear power plant by 2035.
Efficiency idea- use the solar panels as shade -
Already do. In fact - we covered a canal with it - saving water from evaporating and also cooling the solar panels to get higher efficiency.
@@prateeknarendra1637How is that working out for you and how long have you been doing that? Longevity is the key here...
I managed a family fund in the UK and I informed my clients to be greedy in buying the stocks in India when Raghuram Rajan joined as governor in August 2013. They are not regretting that decision now and still holding those portfolios.
Great call. Probably should tell them to sell now, market is overpriced
@@banditonehundred Cumulative dividends from Indian companies they are receiving reached 25% - 35% every year on some of the portfolios that we are holding so don't want to sell in their life time.
@@dawoodwariswhich company are you from?
@@abhinavchawla9484 It's a private family office.
"Last year India spent 16 billion dollars on green energy technologies "
Two cows are plowing the field..
This is the west's understanding of India.
India is in talks with Singapore as they want to import energy from India.
Electric vehicle sales will remain flat this year because the incentives were prematurely withdrawn and/or lessened.
Why the music? The same old stereotypical music.😂
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40% of energy is generated using coal
Same old stereotypical music 😂😂😂😂😂
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Fake coal only 49.4%
This is 🇮🇳's Century
Great job
Actually I think that would be an exaggeration 😊
Why coal is imported through Murmugao Port instead from Manglore Port which is closer to Power plants n other factories in terms of time , cost n pollution which is causing in Goa touristic destination? ?Goa,s Murmugao Port can be used to export pharmaceutical goods which are exported all the way by Trailers by road with more transport costs besides huge cruise ships avoid to dock due to coal pollution setting on surface of cruise ships n costly equipment gets damaged
Nice, if its true...
No one cares about you r opinion
The largest population sitting on the 2nd largest coal stockpile? And we are pining for India to make a quick green tech turnaround? Yeah we be a'roastin in 2050.
We are investing heavily in green tech.
Most of the coal is bad quality and unusable
Let’s see if India Will match their words with deeds, which unfortunately India has not been known for so far.
LEts be honest, as a democracy, the highest growth rate of a major economy, a young population and the 5th biggest GDP in the world, India has the best chance of overtaking the US as the world biggest economy. China is yesterday's news.
@@tyroneanderson5619 if you say so. I have been to India so many times. I’m yet to be convinced.
@@theinfralink6598could you provide and objectively differentiate growth before and after Modi in terms of development? It will provide a true basis for your own NGMI stance.
Yeah and about that, I've been to India part..... sure if you say so.
Pity if India gotta bow these Neocons. They play you the young Democracy like twaddle. Cringe
@@silversurfer3909 if you argue that India will overtake the US and China as the world’s largest economy, India’s growth rate before and after Modi is irrelevant. You need to catch up China’s growth’s at the comparable development stages. China at India’s current stage with a GDP about $2000 per person was growing between 9-11% while India is growing at 6-7% now. Even at China’s current growth of 5%, with a per capita GDP OF $12000 the total growth value in money terms are still about 5 times of that of India. It’s going to take a while for your wish to come true that China was yesterday’s story.
160 billion every year!?!
Thats more than 1/5th the entire goverment budget. Even the defence speending is just half that. Even if all that money is spent there is a non-existent number of experinced engineers, equipment and developers available to suddenly deploy that much worth of infra.
Who in their right mind believes that is even close to feasible. No editorial oversight on this reporting.
Will need investment from private sector
Thank God Yes.
Hmm… but dont you want to talk about the horrible roads, un bearable pollution, undrinkable water, insufficient and unsteady electricity even in the capital city. Lack of washrooms, hospitals and healthcare, the food shortages, poverty and daily disease. So no ?
Attention seeking moffo 😂
there are no food shortages in India and health care is available quite abundantly. I dont know what you mean by daily disease. India is no paradise, but is making impressive progress, all things considered. I live in the US, and you know what, the same slanders cd well apply to pockets in the US... please be discerning in your thinking.. easy to wave generalities about.
@@bollynerdarre he is in his western superiority complex. Let him live in his bubble and be happy, why are you making him sad
Lol, wtf you are talking. 😂