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    This document discusses renewable and alternative energy resources, challenges, and opportunities. It provides an overview of the global and Indian energy markets, highlighting growth in renewable capacity and investment worldwide. While coal currently dominates India's energy mix, the government aims to increase renewable energy to 10,000 MW. Barriers include reforms, pricing carbon emissions, and lack of storage. However, renewable energy presents opportunities to address energy demand, resource scarcity, and development. Future applications and drivers of growth include exploiting renewable potential, fiscal incentives, and addressing the consumer perspective. World views on policy implementation must balance developed and developing country needs through green jobs and actions.

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    This document discusses renewable and alternative energy resources, challenges, and opportunities. It provides an overview of the global and Indian energy markets, highlighting growth in renewable capacity and investment worldwide. While coal currently dominates India's energy mix, the government aims to increase renewable energy to 10,000 MW. Barriers include reforms, pricing carbon emissions, and lack of storage. However, renewable energy presents opportunities to address energy demand, resource scarcity, and development. Future applications and drivers of growth include exploiting renewable potential, fiscal incentives, and addressing the consumer perspective. World views on policy implementation must balance developed and developing country needs through green jobs and actions.

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    Renewable & Alternative Energy Resources Challenges & Opportunities in The New Millennium

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    Renewable & Alternative Energy Resources

    Challenges & Opportunities in the New Millennium

    Presentation By –
    Manoj Bisht
    Praful Gaikwad
    Amogh Joshi
    Hiral Saraiya
    Sudarshan Kashikar
    Deepanwita Banerjee
    Global Market Overview
    • Renewable Energy supplies 18-19 % of Global Final Energy
    Consumption
    • Global Renewable Rnergy capacity grew at rates of 10–60% annually

    from 2004-2009
    • Renewable Energy Investment of $150 billion Worldwide in 2009 - up
    from just $30 billion in 2004
    Indian Market Overview
    • Total Installed Capacity – 150,000 MW
    • Dominating Public Sector Enterprises
    • Heavily Coal Based ~ 50%
    India – An Attractive Market
    • MNRE, Govt. Of India – 10,000MW Renewable Energy – 11th
    Five Year Plan

    • Ernst & Young Renewable Energy Country Attractiveness Index


    – Rank 4. Score – 61/100
    Energetic Imperative

    • Structural Revolution

    • Active process

    • Focused Change
    • Safe Level
    Tapping Opportunities

    • Energy Transition

    • Future - Proof Development

    • Building Zero Energy Structures


    • Renewable Energy = Energy Security
    • Intelligent Grid
    Challenges Ahead
    •Pace Of Reforms - Business needs Clear Signal from the Govt.

    •Establishing Price for CO2/GHG Emission

    •Lack of Storage Possibilities

    •Creditworthiness of Counterparties

    •Mitigation and Adaptation

    •Technology
    Future Growth Drivers
    • Demand Supply Gap

    • Natural Resource Scarcity

    • Large Renewable Energy Potential

    • Availability of New forms of capital – Private Equity, CDM

    • Fiscal Incentives Provided by the Government


    Future-Proof Applications
    • Scotland exploiting Offshore Wind Fortune

    • SBI - ‘Green Banking’ Initiative

    • Spain to erect Central America’s largest wind farm

    • TERI

    • Clinton Foundation - Rajasthan Govt. Pact

    • GE – Ecomagination Program
    Consumer Perspective
    • Concern and Awareness – Going Green

    • Individual Statement of Commitment

    • Need of the Hour - Renewable Energy Economy, Not a Hydrogen


    Economy

    • Industrial emphasis on ‘The Consumer Factor’

    • Belief about Positive Consequences


    World View and Policy Implementation

    • Developed Countries

    • Developing countries

    • Balance

    • Green Jobs

    • Policy Change

    • Actions
    Financial Implication – Cost Curves
    • Scenario

    • Venture Capitalist

    • Financial Metrics

    • Carbon Trading

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