Heat on power: green rating of coal-based thermal power plants
Publication details: Centre for Science and Environment 2015 New DelhiDescription: x, 142 pISBN:- 9788186906828
- B4H3 333.8220286
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Coal plays a critical role in our energy mix, providing over 70 per cent of India’s electricity supply. It is likely to remain a mainstay for several more years, given India’s immense power needs and domestic availability of coal. But coal is also the dirtiest of all fossil fuels. It burns to produce emissions that are a leading anthropogenic source of global warming, acid rain, smog and toxic air and water.
We need to use coal efficiently to reduce its environmental costs. CSE’s Green Rating Project analysis of India’s coal-based power sector paints a sobering picture but also offers recommendations for improving the environmental and social performance of this important sector.
(http://csestore.cse.org.in/books/environment/green-rating-thermal-book-2015.html)
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