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India-US Deal Signals Energy Sovereignty and Climate Cult’s Demise

 A new trade deal between the U. S. and India may change future trade relations and global energy dynamics. Announced by U. S. Vice President J. D. Vance after a meeting with Indian Prime Minister Modi, this agreement could reshape fossil fuel markets and address energy needs in India.

1. Background of the Deal: The announcement comes after Trump's temporary halt on reciprocal tariffs, giving India a chance to negotiate terms.

2. Energy Focus: The deal aims to increase U. S. energy exports to India and assist in exploring India's own energy resources, particularly offshore natural gas reserves.

3. India's Energy Demand: India is projected to have one of the highest energy demands among major economies for the next two decades. The country faces challenges, including power blackouts, which have led to a postponement of its net zero emissions target to 2070.

4. Reliance on Imports: India imports more than 85% of its crude oil and about 50% of natural gas, highlighting a need for enhanced domestic energy security. The government plans to increase the share of natural gas in its energy mix to 15% by 2030.

5. U. S. Role: U. S. liquefied natural gas (LNG) suppliers have become a significant source for India, with GAIL, India's state-owned natural gas company, planning to procure LNG from U. S. projects starting in 2030.

6. Strategic Implications: The deal can strengthen India's position against China and enhance the Quad alliance which includes the U. S. , India, Japan, and Australia.

7. Technological Collaboration: As highlighted by Vance, the U. S. is willing to share technology and expertise with India, helping reduce dependency on rival suppliers and increasing India's energy autonomy.

8. Criticism of Climate Policies: While some Western media criticize the deal for involving fossil fuels, the authors argue that it aligns the U. S. 's energy production capabilities with India's needs without succumbing to climate moralism.

The U. S. -India deal signifies a step towards energy sovereignty for developing nations. It showcases a shift towards prioritizing energy needs and economic self-determination, potentially altering global energy politics and priorities moving away from strict climate agendas.

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