limo replied on Monday, September 7, 2009 03:57 PM
I just pointed out some disadvantages of this system which are globally established concerns,(surprisingly Naveed disagreed giving very vague reasons), and even the developed countries are struggling as how to best capitalize such unlimited useful energy resources. Also the operational success of this system is still sketchy and even the developed countries themselves are at an experimental stage. If a couple of cottages in a remote town of Bangladesh have been equipped with the system does not mean at all that it is being successfully used on full scale.
Now when a system is just at an experimental stage in the world around, and its success as an alternate energy resource has yet to be established, how unrealistic does it sound to say that it has got a great business potential in Pakistan in near future. That’s why I said its very important to look into the practical implications before drawing any final conclusions. Again its just my view and if some fellow member disagrees, should come up with strong arguments and valid reasonings, that’s how a health debate procedes, not getting personal as my friend SH did. |
