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Empower India
India’s tryst with destiny is linked to its ability to provide Energy to its teeming millions. But India’s traditional energy reserves are fast depleting. India imports 70% of its energy needs, yet, energy sources are underutilized, supplemented by an asymmetric distribution of power.
Power Deficiency
India has a 70giga watt power shortage currently which is expected to shoot up to 100 giga watts. According to our ex-President, Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam, the current high capital costs of solar power stations can be reduced by gridlocked 100 MW sized, very large-scale solar photovoltaic or solar thermal power stations. The future clearly belongs to Solar PV, as its power plant can be set-up in 3 months and is the most economical and environment-friendly energy source in the long-term. Gaia Energy Solutions helps companies, villages, individuals and industries get empowered with the technology that is future-ready and easy to deploy.
Empower the Environment
Carbon Dioxide emissions are playing havoc with the environment, growing over 70% since 1970. That would increase the global temperature by over 2% by 2050, resulting in catastrophic consequences globally for sure, but more importantly in an agrarian economy like India, affecting millions (UNIPCC report).
Empower the Oil Pool Deficit
The oil pool deficit, a complex mechanism of subsidising diesel, kerosene for public distribution and LPG for domestic consumption, leaves the government bankrupt in cases of global crude prices skyrocketing. Why do we need to rely on diesel and petrol when we can propel natural resources like solar energy to satiate our energy needs?
Gaia Energy Solutions work in the areas of Renewable Energy & Energy Efficiency solutions for individuals, industries, infrastructure and commerce.
Empower India’s Energy Security
Countries like India, who depend on the imports of their gas and oil needs as much as 70%, are vulnerable to uneven distribution of energy supplies. The reasons can vary from manipulation of energy supplies, competition over energy sources, attacks on supply infrastructure to accidents and natural disasters. The threats that loom are high energy prices, limited access, supply termination, political troubles, and much more. Due to the increased pace of industrialization in India, the need to change our primary energy sources is imperative, to say the least. Clearly, we will have to look at other technologies and energy resources to address to our future energy needs. Energy Futures for the Year 2050, projects Solar PV and Energy Efficiency (energy saved is energy produced) to be the two largest energy producers.
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