International Energy Agency in India 2020 Energy Policy Review:
India’s achievements in the energy sector in recent years have been outstanding.
India’s achievements in the energy sector in recent years have been outstanding.
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It has also successfully implemented a range of energy market reforms and carried out a huge amount of renewable electricity deployment, notably in solar energy.
It has also successfully implemented a range of energy market reforms and carried out a huge amount of renewable electricity deployment, notably in solar energy.
IEA - Energy Policy Review:
India’s electricity security has improved markedly through the creation of a single national power system and major investments in thermal and renewable capacity.
India’s electricity security has improved markedly through the creation of a single national power system and major investments in thermal and renewable capacity.
IEA - 2020 Energy Policy Review:
Coal continues to be the largest domestic source of energy supply and electricity generation in India.
Coal continues to be the largest domestic source of energy supply and electricity generation in India.
Increased access to affordable energy has raised the living standards of all segments of the population.
India is world’s 3rd largest consumer of oil,4th largest oil refiner and a net exporter of refined products. Rate of growth of India’s oil consumption expected to surpass that of People’s Republic of China in mid-2020s,making India a very attractive market for refinery investment
International Energy Agency in India 2020 Energy Policy Review:
India’s oil import dependency (above 80% in 2018) is going to increase significantly in the coming decades.
India’s oil import dependency (above 80% in 2018) is going to increase significantly in the coming decades.
India’s current strategic reserve capacity of 40 million barrels can cover just over 10 days of current net imports. However, given the expected growth in oil consumption, the same volume may cover only four days of net imports in 2040.
The government aims to increase the share of natural gas in the country’s energy mix to 15% by 2030, from 6% today.
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The government’s LED programme has radically pushed down the price of the products in the global market and helped create local manufacturing jobs to meet the demand for energy-efficient lighting.
The government’s LED programme has radically pushed down the price of the products in the global market and helped create local manufacturing jobs to meet the demand for energy-efficient lighting.
IEA - 2020 Energy Policy Review:
India’s per capita emissions today are 1.6 tonnes of CO2, well below the global average of 4.4 tonnes, while its share of global total CO2 emissions is some 6.4%.
India’s per capita emissions today are 1.6 tonnes of CO2, well below the global average of 4.4 tonnes, while its share of global total CO2 emissions is some 6.4%.
