Energy Security in India Ensuring Access to Affordable, Reliable and Sustainable Energy for All - By Chandrakant Singh
There is huge potential for further growth in energy demand in India due to an expanding economy and the forces of urbanisation and industrialisation. There are, however, critical questions about how demand growth will be met and energy security will be ensured.
As per India Energy Outlook 2021, published by International Energy Agency (IEA), India has been ranked third largest primary energy consumer in the world.
- Also, World Energy Outlook 2021 states that India’s current share in global primary energy consumption is 6.1% and is likely to increase to about 9.8% under stated policies scenario by 2050.
- Thus, there will be huge energy ....
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