explain any four types of conventional resources that are developed in india
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India is a developing country and for its sustained
economic growth the development of power infrastructure
plays a significant role. Realizing the fact that Conventional
Sources of Energy in the country (and outside) has a limited
potential to meet the imposing energy requirement, the well
conceived and timely initiated Energy Security Plan has to
be formulated for promotion of Renewable Sources of
Energy. Accordingly the Govt. of India has initiated several
schemes to make the Solar and Wind energy development in
the country a techno-commercially viable proposition.
In order to create high potential market for the solar and
wind energy and to promote these developers in investing
into these technologies, the state authority has seriously
worked on various incentive-schemes through launching of
‘Jawaharlal Nehru Solar Mission’ and also created
conducive market through appropriate regulatory measures.
Thus the otherwise expensive energy has been made
comparable with the energy procured through open-market.
The RE developers have been assured the market through
imposing ‘Renewable Purchase Obligation’ (RPO) and
developing a mechanism for trading of Renewable Energy
Certificates.
Seeking high end technology in RE-generation from
developed countries and harnessing the huge solar potential
of India is an appropriate step towards development of R.E.
in India.
Though, the path is difficult during the initial stages, with
the full support of Indian Govt. the development of
‘Renewable Energy’ in India would certainly turn out to be a
‘success story’
economic growth the development of power infrastructure
plays a significant role. Realizing the fact that Conventional
Sources of Energy in the country (and outside) has a limited
potential to meet the imposing energy requirement, the well
conceived and timely initiated Energy Security Plan has to
be formulated for promotion of Renewable Sources of
Energy. Accordingly the Govt. of India has initiated several
schemes to make the Solar and Wind energy development in
the country a techno-commercially viable proposition.
In order to create high potential market for the solar and
wind energy and to promote these developers in investing
into these technologies, the state authority has seriously
worked on various incentive-schemes through launching of
‘Jawaharlal Nehru Solar Mission’ and also created
conducive market through appropriate regulatory measures.
Thus the otherwise expensive energy has been made
comparable with the energy procured through open-market.
The RE developers have been assured the market through
imposing ‘Renewable Purchase Obligation’ (RPO) and
developing a mechanism for trading of Renewable Energy
Certificates.
Seeking high end technology in RE-generation from
developed countries and harnessing the huge solar potential
of India is an appropriate step towards development of R.E.
in India.
Though, the path is difficult during the initial stages, with
the full support of Indian Govt. the development of
‘Renewable Energy’ in India would certainly turn out to be a
‘success story’
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