IGCSE Geography / Economic activity and energy

Case study: energy management in India

Edexcel International GCSE Geography (4GE1), chapter 4: Economic activity and energy, specification point CS4, 4.3c. Part of the full course.

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India’s energy demand has grown rapidly as more people gain access to electricity and buy more appliances. It is reducing waste and building renewable power, but coal still supplies most of its electricity.

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