Increase in environmental start-ups

- Management-Dhawal Mehta

- International organizations have started to take environmental issues seriously now. Because the problem of atmospheric pollution is not limited to any one nation.

The problem of air pollution in the 21st century is coming to the center of world economics. In the 19th and 20th century also the problems of atmospheric pollution were raised but the problem of atmospheric pollution was made secondary for rapid economic development. The whole of economics was preoccupied with the fastest possible economic growth, and then socialism, communism and countless 'variations' arose out of the question of how to pass the fruits of this growth down. In India too, the ideology of Bhudan-based Sarvodaya arose, which met with utter failure. Will there be any revolution based on donations? Religious concepts like charity do not work in that everyone has a right (iayara) to live well and long. A 'political struggle' has to be done for that. The western world being secular realized this and created welfare states.

New start-ups

Many start-ups (new industries) are being created in the world to eliminate or reduce the pollution of the environment. Coal, mineral oil, other fuel materials, atomic energy etc. to generate electricity are now proving to be expensive as well as overwhelmingly dangerous (like atomic energy). Cities and nearby villages are also suffering from various types of respiratory diseases due to smoke. This cannot be done. Many international organizations around the world have started taking environmental issues seriously now. Because the problem of atmospheric pollution is not limited to any one nation. Polluted air does not cross national borders. Therefore, in order to make wind power, water power and especially solar power (solar energy) the main sources of electricity production in the world, the governments of the world and thus the government of India are providing various types of assistance (loans and subsidies) for the production of clean energy. The good thing about all this is that mankind is gaining mastery of clean power generation technology. Renewable wind production technology is improving rapidly. In India, coal-fired power generation costs Rs 4 per unit, while renewables cost Rs 1.99 per unit, but the Indian government imposed a 40 percent import tax on solar energy equipment. However, the cost of renewable electricity in India is only 2.5 to 3.5 rupees per unit of electricity, which is about 30 percent less than the cost of 4 rupees per unit of electricity generated by coal. The biggest limitation of wind and solar power generation plants is that wind and solar do not provide continuous services. Wind and solar power plants operate at only 24 percent of their production capacity, while coal or petrol or diesel plants can run non-stop because the sun is often blocked or the wind stops completely. Power generators based on river water falls do not get a constant flow of water from the falls. Of course, power plants running on ocean waves (ridal waves) can run for 24 hours, but many questions have been raised about their efficiency. Power stations running on ocean tidal waves (tides and oat waves) can generate electricity at a lower cost if new cheaper technologies are developed in the future.

Renewable Energy

Perhaps the largest investment in India and globally in the coming years will be in renewable energy and related sectors. Even now, venture capitalists from all over the world and even from India are investing heavily in this sector. India itself is a huge market for solar energy. In an era when the first industrial revolution took place in AD. It started in England in the period of 1760s during which steel industry, chemical industry, mineral (coal) industry, textiles and E.C. After 1890 the car industry flourished tremendously. In the next twenty-five years, the electric vehicle (electric vehicle) industry will grow tremendously as new technologies related to the electric battery (which in the future will enable large amounts of electricity to be demanded) will be discovered and the 'EV' (electric vehicle) industry will continue to grow. It will probably rank among the five largest industries in the world. Of course, the world's biggest industry of the future will be in the fields of IT (especially robotics, cloud technology, (interplanetary travel) perhaps the average lifespan of a human being will be 150 years, etc.). A major field of energy production that has a very bright future is nuclear fusion (nuclear fission is different) and if it succeeds, mankind will have inexhaustible energy and the use of coal, gas, petrol, diesel (called fossil fuels mock) etc. will be reduced drastically. go Again remember that in the future climate technology will change the economics of the world and already the investors of the world especially the venture capitalists are making huge investments and venture capitals in this sector especially in the electrical vehicles sector.