Actually rampant capacity addition through partly feasible technologies ,cripple the very support system designed to cater the overall power infrastructure ! Infrastructure addition, without focussed and futuristic utilization , results into already scarce capital getting tied up in non/partly performing assets.

Possibly developed coutries have emitted more than their share of GHGs, but the reality is that the same countries have also contributed to development of renewable energy technologies!even whatever technologies are being implemented in developing countries, they have only been supplied by the developed countries!

Dear Sandeep! your apprehension can be a truth! Please take the case of renewable energy companies which produce renewable energy equipments and allied components e.g. turbine blades, tower material, generator windings, civil structures, transportation , excavations etc etc.All that takes lots of resources in conventional forms, lots of power is consumed which is mostly non-renewable type! If these equipments do not generate energy even to pay for the enrgy utilized for thei r creation then we will be moving towards carbon emission excess even while producing renewable energy assets!Then no doubt, Bush will have every right to be concerned!