U feel govt. will find a soln.. I am also optimistic.. but time matters... Even i know tht "instant" soln is NOT possible even in the best of the countries...
What solution are you talking about? Why don't you answer yourself and suggest a magic-solution which the govt can use.
What backup plan?
Keeping reserve supplies of oil or using an alternative source? Do you know that govt. maintains a 90-day reserve for emergencies but thats not a backup, its just a reserve.
As Cyrus_the_virus pointed out, alternative sources won't be implemented in a short duration even if they are efficient.
but atleast they learn from the past... Eg. US has its own oil bunkers. They wont be having any problem even if oil will run out in the gulf... they have planned such a way tht IT RATTLED the world.. our plans are NOT effective and tht's truth...
US planned to have oil fields on its soil?
India doesn't have that many oil fields to start using them. Or are you suggesting that India should attack an oil producing nation as per its "PLANS"?
MetalHeadGautham said:
electricity can be obtained from ANY source.
ANY source.
Yes, i know. But let me check:
1.Wind-> building more wind turbines -> not too many strong wind areas, inefficient.
2.Water-> build more dams -> not built in a day, not to mention various environmental issues.
3.Solar->present solar cells not efficient
instead of burning petrol on cars, burn it in special powerstations to maximise effitiency and send that power over to cars. Kilometers per litre actually goes up.
storing electricity is not possible. petrol can be stored. AND surely if that were possible, wouldn't we have already seen a petrol/diesel based electricity power plant?
Batteries tend to discharge after some time--> inefficiency
In an year or so, with the neuclear deal, there will come many reactors. Use 'em for getting electricity.
The same Left which is protesting against this price rise is also protesting agains the nuclear deal. Go figure.
Didn't knew that nuclear reactor constuction could be finished in a year.
Even countries like US,France get only 20% of their electricity needs by nuclear plants and that too is being slowly reduced.
And where to dispose those nuclear waste? Environment issues, security issues.
In 10 years or so, Fuel Cells become mainstream. React hydrogen to get energy in controlled environments, and send that power over to vehicles.
Thats 10 years later. We are talking about price control NOW.
Attach dynamos to Gym Instruments and extract energy from people exercising instead of letting it go waste.
only thing I got to say:
BE PRACTICAL.
Only the current sources of energy need to be used to get electricity. Its pure energy and has 100% conversion effitiency.
If you have studied physics, conversion of energy from one form to another is never 100% efficient, and there also there is nothing called pure energy, there will be always some side-effects in one form or another.