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Geothermal Energy Exploration in India-10,600MW potential.
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It amazes me how much we can actually do for the planet given the right technology..I do believe that Information from the GIS will surely help us bring about change.
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Am glad that the GIS is helping in identifying areas that could be of great help in our journey towards green energy.
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India’s geothermal potential offers a significant opportunity to diversify its energy mix, enhance energy security, and reduce reliance on fossil fuels. Harnessing geothermal energy can provide sustainable power and support the country’s climate goals.
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India is taking a pivotal step towards sustainable development and climate resilience.
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@peter_karanga Indeed they are!
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@peter_karanga True. While India’s geothermal potential is promising, phasing out coal remains crucial. Transitioning away from coal will accelerate climate goals and ensure a cleaner, more sustainable energy future alongside geothermal advancements.
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Due to extensive research, there are many alternatives to enable us transition to clean and renewable energy sources. Above development will assist India to abandon coal mining.
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@tabitha_kimani Sure..Well said
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@tabitha_kimani Absolutely, extensive research has revealed numerous alternatives to facilitate a transition to clean and renewable energy. The development of geothermal energy in India is a significant step that can help phase out coal mining and support a cleaner energy future.