Green energy attracts global players

Sanjay Jog
Posted: Friday, Nov 21, 2008 at 0343 hrs IST
Updated: Friday, Nov 21, 2008 at 0343 hrs IST

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Mumbai, Nov 20: Deutsche Bank and BP are quite crucial when the Centre has projected an investment of Rs 1,25,000 crore in the renewable sector during the 11th Five Year Plan to add 14,000 mw to 20,000 mw

•The Deutsche Bank will partner with experienced developers/promoters who have concrete future plans

•However, BP will also explore opportunities in wind power in India. Currently, BP is planning a 1,000 mw wind project in the US...

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» Green energy attracts global players

Posted by Ramash Roy on 2008-11-21 17:56:53.808927+05:30
India Should have gone for wind and solar energy in a big way long back. India's energy problem can be solved mainly with these two renewable energy sources. Even now it is not late if steps are taken to utlise solar and wind powers for energy generation in a big way at the earliest,with more research to make these cheaper and affordable..

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