This article is presented by:
D. Chandrasekharam
Department of Earth Sciences
Indian Institute of Technology
Bombay 400076, India
GEOTHERMAL ENERGY RESOURCES OF INDIA: COUNTRY UPDATE

ABSTRACT
All the geothermal provinces of India are located in areas with high heat flow and geothermal gradients. The heat flow and thermal gradient values vary from 75–468 mW/m2 and 59–234°C respectively. Additional exploration studies and reservoir modelling have ....etc

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ENERGY indipendence in india

ENERGY INDEPENDENCE-WHAT IS IT ACTUALLY



Today India depends heavily on coal, oil & natural gas (Fossil-fuels) for energy.

The end of fossil-fuel era is not far away.

Acute shortage of electricity possible from 2050 onwards.

By energy independence we mean a country NOT being dependent on its limited energy resources.

FUTURE PROBLEMS


Coal, oil, natural gas resources fast depleting
Global climate changing , rivers drying up
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Abstract
Nowadays, there is a growing need to develop
appropriate methods to acquire, process and interpret large
amounts of data in real time to assist the decision making process
for optimal drinking water distribution systems management.
The presented wireless AMR methodology, which was piloted in
Talsi city, is designed as warning systems to prompt the
appropriate response to eliminate or mitigate leaks, client’s fraud
and to ensure customers and water supply companies with
reliable and timely data. One of the main benefi ....etc

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Dr. Kamal Kant Dwivedi
Counselor (S&T)
Embassy of India
Washington DC, 20008


India at a Glance

Area : 3.287 million sq. km.
Population : 1.03 billion
GDP : $ 500 billion ($ 3 trillion in PPP)
(Grew by 8.2% in 2003 and by 2020 it is set to grow to $ 2 trillion)
Installed capacity : 120,000 MW
Annual demand growth : 10-12%
Projected demand by 2012 : 212,000 MW (estimated cost $ 200 billion)
Energy output : 421.6 mtoe (563 in 2007 & 724 in 2012)
Total consumption : 501.9 mt ....etc

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Abstract:
The amount and complexity of household electrical equipment has increased tremendously over the last few years. Electronic ballast lighting, computer monitors and air conditioners are welcome additions to our homes but come with additional burdens. One of these is on the electricity grid, as these appliances generate more signal harmonics. This change in the end-consumer profile is a disadvantage for energy distributors which bill energy based only on active power. With the application of non-linear loads to power lines the active en ....etc

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