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Money in energy -Investment Opportunities and risks 2010
Years 1990 2006 -2010 2015 2025 2030
World Energy use in 265 334 400
Quadrillion Btu 28%
17%
Indias Share in World 10% 19%
Energy consumption 21% 153
USA share
Liquid Consumption .9 percent increase
Renewals
consumption 3.0 percent increase per year
Natural Gas
Consumption 1.6 percent increase per year
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World Coal
consumption 60% of global 1.7 percent increase per year 64% of world
electricity electricity
generation 23 quadrillion btu generation
40 quadrillion btu
India,china and USA account for 88% increase
Invest in the renewal Energy sources – Wind, Solar or Hydro
electrical power
Renewable energy sources are the fastest-growing energy source for world electricity
average of 2.9 percent per year from 2006 to 2030. Much of the growth is in
hydroelectric power and wind power. Other than hydroelectric power, most renewable
technologies are not able to compete economically with fossil fuels over the projection
period, except in a limited number of niche markets. Government policies and incentives
typically are the primary drivers for the construction of renewable generation facilities.
27 Etree Projects Consultants Pvt Ltd.
Years 1990 2006 -2010 2015 2025 2030
World Energy use in 265 334 400
Quadrillion Btu 28%
17%
Indias Share in World 10% 19%
Energy consumption 21% 153
USA share
Liquid Consumption .9 percent increase
Renewals
consumption 3.0 percent increase per year
Natural Gas
Consumption 1.6 percent increase per year
104 tri l l i on cubi c feet
World Coal
consumption 60% of global 1.7 percent increase per year 64% of world
electricity electricity
generation 23 quadrillion btu generation
40 quadrillion btu
India,china and USA account for 88% increase
Invest in the renewal Energy sources – Wind, Solar or Hydro
electrical power
Renewable energy sources are the fastest-growing energy source for world electricity
average of 2.9 percent per year from 2006 to 2030. Much of the growth is in
hydroelectric power and wind power. Other than hydroelectric power, most renewable
technologies are not able to compete economically with fossil fuels over the projection
period, except in a limited number of niche markets. Government policies and incentives
typically are the primary drivers for the construction of renewable generation facilities.
27 Etree Projects Consultants Pvt Ltd.