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Conventional and Non-Conventional Energy Sources
Geography · Chapter 19 · 3. Resources of India and their Utilisation
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- Coal and petroleum: potential for industrialisation and limitations in India
- Environmental concerns of fossil fuels: global warming, thermal pollution, fly ash, air pollution
- Non-conventional sources: biomass, solar, wind, tidal and geothermal - potential in India
- Advantages, limitations and environmental consequences of each non-conventional source
- Need to promote non-conventional energy sources