A Different 'Bush' For Alternative Energy
21 March 2006 - 11:00am
A common plant has the potential to become generate enough fuel to supply electricity to a third of India's villages.
A Non-for-profit comes up with a bio fuelsystem as an answer for rural electrification. Its biggest hurdle is political will, rather than economics, in today's world of $60 a barrel of oil.
"The initiative is called Desi Power (local power).
It aims to provide a model for generating low-cost electricity from renewable resources that can easily be copied elsewhere in the vast swathes of rural India that have no connection to the mains grid."
Full Story:
Can a bush solve rural energy needs?
Source:
BBC, March 19, 2006
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