Q. All of the conventional energy sources are Non-Renewable.

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Q. To focus on Renewable and Other alternative sources of energy, ______ was established in March 1981 by the Government of India.

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Q. IREDA was developed by the Government of India _______

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Q. Apart from supplying energy, fossil fuels are used for_________

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Q. The only country having a full-fledged ministry for Development of New and Renewable Resources is _____

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Q. CASE was established after the Oil Crisis of 1973.

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Q. Which of the following schemes was launched by MNRE?

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Q. Conventional Energy Sources are cheaper than Non-Conventional Sources.

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Q. Which of the following pollutants are emitted by the burning of fossil fuel?

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Q. _____ is a petrochemical and is used as raw material for chemical, pharmaceutical, and paint industry.

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Q. Which of the following statements is not true about radioactive waste?

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Q. Which of the following is not a disadvantage of Hydro Power?

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Q. Sweden banned _______ in 1984.

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Q. Which Oxides of Nitrogen are generated by burning of fossil fuel?

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Q. 3 percentage of the total greenhouse gas emissions are due to Hydropower plants.

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Q. Which Uranium isotope is used in nuclear power plants?

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Q. Based on the following statements, choose the correct option.

Statement I: The technology for harnessing fossil fuels is well developed.
Statement II: Fossil fuels are a cheap source of energy.

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Q. ______ energy sources provide energy in dilute form.

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Q. Non-Conventional Energy sources have a high gestation period.

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Q. Based on the following options, choose the correct option.

Statement I: Non-Conventional energy is available in nature free of cost.
Statement II: Non-Conventional energy is exhaustible in nature.

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