India Clean Energy Plan
India wants to become a World
Class country. The Clean Energy Plan (2010 - 2050) would use Clean
Power Plants to provide clean efficient energy to the country's growing population
that is projected to increase from 1,250
million to 1,600 million people. The country's overall energy efficiency would increase to 70%. Hydroelectric,
geothermal, solar, and wind would continue to supply a small percentage of the
energy needs. Coal, oil, biomass, and natural gas, which are being burned and destroying Earth�s environment, would be used to make products.
Thorium,
Uranium and Mirror Power Plants would supply the India's energy needs
for thousands of years. The graphs show the astounding demand for
energy. The India Energy Consumption (blue) grows for about thirty years
and then levels off, as the country would have sufficient energy to move
into the 21st century.
The U.S.
Energy Information Administration forecast
the India Carbon Energy Consumption (pink).
India
Energy Consumption by U.S. Energy Information Administration
The
next graph shows carbon dioxide emissions would grow to about
2.5 billion metric tons (blue), which is 1.5 billion metric tones
less than the projected 4 billion metric tons (pink). There
would be a small increase during the conversion from carbon to clean
energy and level off at abut 2.5 billion metric.
Projected
India Carbon Dioxide Emissions by U.S.
Energy Information Administration
If
government, business, and education leaders can
work collegiately together as they did with the establishment of the
Internet, clean
energy efficient
electrical power
and transportation will create
enormous environmental benefits and economic opportunities.
Companies
could would manufacture consumer and industrial
produces from
the 800 million tons of coal, 800 millions barrels of oil, and
million barrels of biomass rather than burning them and destroying
our environment.
The
India�s Clean Energy Economy grows to over $160 trillion in forty
years. Power
plants would generate clean energy and carbon dioxide emissions reduced.
Billion of jobs would be stimulating India�s
economy. But,
the real benefits would come from taking billions of people out of
poverty, providing them the opportunity for World-Class education and
empowering them to live out their dreams.
