IGCSE Geography / Economic activity and energy
Case study: energy management in Nepal
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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Nepal has expanded access to electricity using hydropower, imports and local micro-hydro schemes. However, most energy still comes from biomass, so improved electricity access has not solved every energy problem.
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