Question

Name 2 major sources of energy commonly used in villages​

Answer 1

USUALLY IN VILLAGES THEIR R ELECTRIC PLANTS (IN MY VILLAGE) ..

Answer 2

Answer:

In the mountainous areas, households mainly depend on straw and use coal, animal manure, solar energy, wood, and bio-gas as auxiliary energy sources. In the semi-mountainous areas, households mainly depend on coal and use straw, wood, and solar energy as auxiliary energy sources.

The results indicate obvious differences in rural household energy consumption among the different types of villages, although they shared the distinctive feature of utilizing a combination of energy sources; however, the level of rural household energy consumption is relatively low. In the mountainous areas, households mainly depend on straw and use coal, animal manure, solar energy, wood, and bio-gas as auxiliary energy sources. In the semi-mountainous areas, households mainly depend on coal and use straw, wood, and solar energy as auxiliary energy sources. In the plains areas, households mainly depend on coal and use grass, straw, solar energy, and wood as auxiliary energy sources. Energy used for cooking and heating, both of which are required for basic survival, accounted for most of the energy consumption. In the hilly, mountainous areas, households relied on kangs (an integrated system for cooking, sleeping, household heating, and ventilation) for heat in the winter. In the semi-mountainous areas, households used both kangs and stoves for heat. In the plains along the river district, households primarily depended on stoves for heat.

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