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Well considering that he opened Asia's largest solar plant in Gujarat, I won't be surprised if he and his cabinet plan a massive renewable energy plan. The non-himalayan parts of India are blessed with mighty sunshine and the coastal regions blessed with strong winds.
If solar plants crop up all across India and wind turbines are put in places like Odisha, there will be no shortage of power.
Currently Japan is researching on floor slaps which could convert the energy from people walking over them into electricity to light street lamps on pedestrian crossings. If we can collaborate with the Japanese in this, India will never have power shortage.
But honestly, we need something here in the himalayan terrain too. Hydel power alone just won't cut it in the near future.
If solar plants crop up all across India and wind turbines are put in places like Odisha, there will be no shortage of power.
Currently Japan is researching on floor slaps which could convert the energy from people walking over them into electricity to light street lamps on pedestrian crossings. If we can collaborate with the Japanese in this, India will never have power shortage.
But honestly, we need something here in the himalayan terrain too. Hydel power alone just won't cut it in the near future.