India Is a Nation Currently the Country Is Undergoing Significant Economic Progress While The
Changing Economy Is Thrusting on Surplus Electrical Power. Every Year, the Grid Could Further Slowdown
Population Growth, Economic Growth and the Demand For Electricity. Consequently, It Is Vital to Intensify
The Installed Power. India Currently Faces Enormous Challenges to Meet Its Energy Requirements, And
Current Energy Arrangements Are Inherently Unsustainable. India Has to Sustain Its Economic
Development Rate of 8,2 Percent and Satisfy Its Citizens' Basic Energy Needs to Expand Energy Supplies
By Three to Four Times and Increase Its Capacity to Generate Power By Between Five and Six Times
Compared to 2003-04 Levels, In Order to Eliminate Poverty. Furthermore, the Current Capacity of Around
One Lake and Fifty Thousand Mw In India Must Reach Almost Euit Lakhs Mw By 2031. Meeting the Energy
Sector Challenges Is Essential For the Financial Development of India and Ensuring the Country's Energy
Security. Conventional Energy Sources Are Limited and Insufficient to Meet Current Energy Requirements
It Is Therefore Cautious to Develop All Alternatives Available. While Significant Growth In the Deployment Of
Renewable Energy Has Been Apparent In the Past Decade and Renewable Power Generation Has Been
Rapidly Increasing, Current Figures Are Not Sufficient to Address Energy Security Problems, Energy
Reliance on Fossil Fuels, Environmental Protection Issues and Social Equity. Even After the ...