Since the time of Independence India has been deriving its electricity from coal, Hydro and thermal based power plants. the efficiency of power plants and there output is an important aspect, after certain time period it starts to decline.
My query is, does India has some policy to regulate and replace these old power plants and to setup new efficient plants that can fulfill the energy needs. Under what policy these plants are replaced and what is the time duration. Where does the technology for this power plants in India are made is it licensed from other countries or manufactured through joint ventures.
You may look for india INDC for paris agreement. I think you will find what you are looking for.
Here are the sources of power generation in India as of January 2018:
Coal: 193,821.5 MW (58.0%)
Large Hydro: 44,963.42 MW (13.4%)
Small Hydro: 4,418.15 MW (1.3%)
Wind Power: 32,848.46 MW (9.8%)
Solar Power: 17,052.41 MW (5.1%)
Biomass: 8,527.88 MW (2.6%)
Nuclear: 6,780 MW (2.0%)
Natural Gas: 25,150.38 MW (7.5%)
Here is a useful URL for the power generation in India:
http://www.imcnet.org/cms/public/content/ertf_thoughtpaper/2.%20Power%20sector%20in%20India.pdf
Professor Yehia Khalil, Yale University, USA
Fellow of the University of Oxford, UK
Геотермальные станции на основе одинокой глубокой скважины:
Глубина скважины, м........................4000
Температура породы, С....................120..150
Электрическая мощность, МВт........1,5..2,5
- Badges
- Science topic
- Similar topics
- Geoscience
- Asia
- India