Rosie Seldon from NRG Expert, the energy market research company analyses countries with huge potential for energy investment and energy growth. This week NRG Expert reveal the top 3 countries to watch.
Top energy investment country to watch:
India
India is facing an energy scarcity which is slowing down industrial growth and economic progress. India plans to tackle this by investing in renewable energy, particularly biomass, solar, wind and geothermal energy.
Top energy Facts India
- India solar power aims to increase from virtually zero to 20,000 megawatts by 2022.[1]
- The recent $600m Gujarat solar park marks a rise in a key global market for India’s solar power development, manufacture and investment [1].
- India produces 450-500 million tonnes of biomass per year, 32% of all the primary energy use at present.
- Biodiesel is targeted to meet 20% of the country’s diesel requirement by 2020.
- $1.1 billion wind energy investment by, ReNew Power Limited, to set up 1,000MW of wind energy projects across India.[2]
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Background information
NRG Expert is a London and Toronto based energy intelligence and market research publisher. NRG Expert provides up to date information and analysis on worldwide energy markets, including electricity, natural gas, oil, coal, nuclear, renewable energy, biofuels, water and waste, and all elements of energy infrastructure. Providing energy data on over 200 countries including statistics on India solar power, wind power and biodiesel, as well as other energy investment information and top energy facts.
[1] source: Financial Times, [2] source: Clean Technica
