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Money in energy -Investment Opportunities and risks 2010
A good method of supplying However, this is rare, and we
energy to remote areas tend not to build wind farms on
migratory routes anyway.
Can affect television reception if
you live nearby.
Can be noisy. Wind generators
have a reputation for making a
constant, low, "swooshing" noise
day and night, which can drive
you nuts.
Having said that, as
aerodynamic designs have
improved modern wind farms are
much quieter. A lot quieter than,
say, a fossil fuel power station;
and wind farms tend not to be
close to residential areas
anyway. The small modern wind
generators used on boats and
caravans make hardly any sound
at all.
6. Conclusion:
Invest in the Non – OECD countries – India & China
As per the statistics of IEA and other world energy agencies, there is a rising demand of
energy in the non – OECD countries with their robust economy growth. The non OECD
Years 1990 2006 -2010 2015 2025 2030
Net Elecriticity 18 trillion KWhrs 31.8 tri l l i on Kwhrs
generation worldwide
strong growth is projected for non - OECD countries
Non - OECD countries
OECD Countries 3.5% per year increase
1.2% per year increase
countries show an increase of 3.5% increase per year in energy generation compared to
1.2% for OECD countries.
The Indian share in world energy consumption will increase from 19% in 2010 to 28% by
2030. While, there is marked decline for USA share from 21% to 17%. As per the source
of energy consumption patterns, it is the renewal energy which shows a marked
increase of 3% per year while liquid oil, natural gas and coal show only 0.9 % to 1.7%
increase per year. As per the IEA statistics it is still the natural gas and coal which will
account for 60% - 64% of electricity generation in from 2010 through to 2030. It is
estimated that India, China and USA will account for 88% percent increase consumption.
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A good method of supplying However, this is rare, and we
energy to remote areas tend not to build wind farms on
migratory routes anyway.
Can affect television reception if
you live nearby.
Can be noisy. Wind generators
have a reputation for making a
constant, low, "swooshing" noise
day and night, which can drive
you nuts.
Having said that, as
aerodynamic designs have
improved modern wind farms are
much quieter. A lot quieter than,
say, a fossil fuel power station;
and wind farms tend not to be
close to residential areas
anyway. The small modern wind
generators used on boats and
caravans make hardly any sound
at all.
6. Conclusion:
Invest in the Non – OECD countries – India & China
As per the statistics of IEA and other world energy agencies, there is a rising demand of
energy in the non – OECD countries with their robust economy growth. The non OECD
Years 1990 2006 -2010 2015 2025 2030
Net Elecriticity 18 trillion KWhrs 31.8 tri l l i on Kwhrs
generation worldwide
strong growth is projected for non - OECD countries
Non - OECD countries
OECD Countries 3.5% per year increase
1.2% per year increase
countries show an increase of 3.5% increase per year in energy generation compared to
1.2% for OECD countries.
The Indian share in world energy consumption will increase from 19% in 2010 to 28% by
2030. While, there is marked decline for USA share from 21% to 17%. As per the source
of energy consumption patterns, it is the renewal energy which shows a marked
increase of 3% per year while liquid oil, natural gas and coal show only 0.9 % to 1.7%
increase per year. As per the IEA statistics it is still the natural gas and coal which will
account for 60% - 64% of electricity generation in from 2010 through to 2030. It is
estimated that India, China and USA will account for 88% percent increase consumption.
26 Etree Projects Consultants Pvt Ltd.
