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India
4th in market potential for renewable energy: E&YPTI
NEW DELHI, NOV 7:
India has
emerged as the fourth most attractive place globally in terms of its market
potential for renewable energy after China, the US and Germany, a Ernst &
Young report says.According to the latest study by Ernst & Young—UBM India,
India was ranked fourth on the renewable attractiveness index, while it was
placed in the second position on the solar index and third on the wind
index.Others in the top 10 include, the UK (5th), followed by France and Italy
in the sixth place (6th), Canada (8th), Japan (9th) and Brazil (10th).India has
been consistently ranked among the top five countries globally in terms of its
market potential for renewable energy, as per the report.
With power
generation from renewable sources on the rise in India, share of renewable
energy in country’s total energy mix rose from 7.8 per cent in FY08 to 12.1 per
cent in FY12.“India’s growing rate of urbanisation, rising per capita energy
consumption and widening access to energy, are expected to significantly
increase its total demand for energy,” Ernst & Young Partner & National
Leader — Cleantech Sanjay Chakrabarti said and added renewable energy is
expected to play a vital role not only from an environment angle but also from
energy security perspective.India had around 26 GW of installed renewable
energy capacity as on August 31, 2012 and plans to more than triple its
renewable energy capacity in the next 10 years, driven mainly by wind and
solar. The report further added that investments in clean energy in India have
increased by 54 per cent year-on-year (y-o-y), representing the highest growth
rate across any significant global economy, to reach $10.2 billion in 2011. The
wind energy sector attracted investments amounting to $4.6 billion, while the
solar energy sector witnessed investments of $4.2 billion.
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