The most important factor which can act as a constraint on economic growth of a country is the availability of energy:
There is a direct correlation between the degree of economic growth, size of per capita income and per capita consumption of energy.
Energy is an essential input for all productive and economic activities like agricultural, industrial and service sectors providing services of banking, telecommunication, communication, etc. Energy is used for non-commercial purposes also for lighting, heating and cooking, etc. More than 60 per cent of Indian households depend upon different sources of energy for their regular needs.
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Commercial energy is mostly used for commercial purposes in factories, farms and 'commercial establishments'. In the context of above statement, describe three sources of energy which are mostly used in India for commercial purposes in factories.
Inspite of considerable environmental issues, thermal power contributes 70% towards power generation in the country. Why? What values are affected by it?
It has been estimated that 30-40 million rupees are spent to bring a megawatt of electricity in our homes. Building a new power plant costs millions. In the light of the above statement, discuss the importance of saving electricity.