Am sure you heard about failing grids leaving as many as 650 million Indians -- that's almost 10% of humanity -- without electricity on the last day of July. Which have prompted businessmen to ask government to put this type of infrastructure show-stopper on the front burner. This won't hurt establishing a manufacturing base it could use to pull millions out of poverty writes the New York Times. But not getting enough rain this year didn't help to produce a more comfortable level of energy.
Indian electricity is not the only one at the mercy of nature. Power plants in America too are being affected by less water than usual.
Finally, here is a nice list of the worst blackouts. The previous record was 100 million people in Indonesia in 2005.
Indian electricity is not the only one at the mercy of nature. Power plants in America too are being affected by less water than usual.
Finally, here is a nice list of the worst blackouts. The previous record was 100 million people in Indonesia in 2005.
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