| Renewable energy can meet India's 35 percent demand by 2030 | |||||||
| Posted online: Tuesday, March 24, 2009 at 7:44:08 PM | |||||||
| New Delhi, Mar 24 : India's 35 percent electricity demands can be met from renewable energy by 2030 and 50 percent of the projected energy requirements can be met simply from smart and efficient generation, distribution and use of energy, according to a Greenpeace International report. The Greenpeace today released the second version of the "Energy [R] evolution: A sustainable India Energy Outlook," and calls for political will to back solutions for India's energy that is secure, technically feasible and sustainable in a climate challenged world. "Unlike other energy scenarios that promote energy futures at the cost of the climate, our energy revolution scenario shows how to save money and maintain global economic development without fuelling catastrophic climate change. All we need to kick start this plan is bold energy policy from India's leaders" said Sven Teske, Greenpeace International's Renewable Energy Expert and lead-author of the report. "There is a huge opportunity in going green now given the fact that India is still developing its energy infrastructure and has the human and intellectual capital to be world leaders on this front," he added. Providing a global perspective, Oliver Schdfer, Policy Director-EREC (European Renewable Energy Council) said: "The global market for renewable energy can grow at double digit rates until 2050, and overtake the size of today's fossil fuel industry. Currently, the renewable energy market is worth 70 billion dollars and doubling in size every three years. Because of economy of scales, renewable energies such as wind power at good sites are already competitive with conventional power. From around 2015 onwards, Schafer said that renewable energies across all sectors will be the most cost effective energy capacities.  | |||||||
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