issue can’t be regulation, because textile industries are usually grouped in hubs, the industry controls the town itself.
Then what about the Welspun which was the only firm to cross 3 billion dollars mark even suppressed the Arvind. But because of one mistake which was probably planted by the international competitors made the firm almost brankcrupt. There is too much sabotage going in the big textiles firms. Even arvind had bad luck due to this. No always the firms can be blamed. No security and protection is for this firms. If every large textile company is struggling then it's not a company or industry problem but a bigger problems.
Which year was this?
Well spun 2015-2016, Arvind 2017 almost every year one Textile company is target to defame the indian textile industry. Ya Nibba what is the most impoartant thing in the textile. That is electricity when bangla provide their textile industry almost low cost electricity. And here our firms pays premium to the Electrcity companies. Then how will the competitive edge will come. The Bombay drying single unit in Jalgaon also was sold due to this issues as they cant reduce the cost. And hardly any subside are given to the textile manufacturing firms. Even SME textile companies struggle due to costly electricity.
Here Bijli is subsidised for "farmers" and general consumers.
Hence the focus on solar & wind so that the electricity mix gets cheaper over a period of time.
The problem is basic electricity, water supply, infractures, port connectivity. No need for subsidies but when the Melcchas textile industry can grow with thrice wages that is due to this factors. We need a solution so when can grow our Textile industry.
Solar and wind is not the total solution but nuclear power. The jaitapur nuclear plant would have reduced the electricity prices so this industry could have grown. But the international sabotage happened and then this crises started. Most of the textile industry in located in the Maharashtra and Gujarat. But this problems lies everywhere.
i just checked, apparently majority of bangladesh power generation is from domestic natural gas. probably that explains why their electricity costs are low. BD probably doesn’t have huge electricity transmissions losses problem as well.
Yes solar energy is still expensive and has its limitations
Agree, it’s not one problem, these are bouquet of problems.
FYI , solar is the cheapest form of electricity globally now.
www.cnn.com
The solar is bad for health. Why because of the by product. So wind could be alternative. But its fluctuating. So the Nuclear most importantly the thorium power. We posses more than 50 percent of the world thorium. We could be the world thorium power. Andhra pardesh posses about one third of the thorium reserves.
But solar energy is not reliable it can generate electricity only in sun it can’t generate electricity at night time and Storing electricity is costly so focus should be on nuclear power Solar energy should be used to power households in remote areas , heavy industries and railways will depend on Nuclear power plants for electricityFYI , solar is the cheapest form of electricity globally now.
Solar power could be 'the new king' as global electricity demand grows
Renewable energy, led by solar power, could make up 80% of the growth in electricity generation over the next decade, according to a report published Tuesday.
Solar for house hold like heating water, cooking etc. Wind for areas where the wind is abundant. Hydroelectricity where there can. Nuclear specially the thorium powers could be a important.
why are mods here not ban happy or am i the only truly aithoritarian one.i am always snooping around trying to find moles and when you see a guy named Swiftfarts why do you not suspect them.i even notice trends and behaviours.dont give air to opposing narratives and that is a beginner trick i know but it is not done here by mods.
yes, what you say is correct.
