Write an essay on the topic of major sources of energy in Kerala in about 100-200 words. The essay should contain all the relevant points about the given topic.
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Kerala generates four major sources of energy, Hydel power, Thermal power, Wind power and Solar power. Of these, hydel and thermal power generations account for the considerable majority whereas wind and solar power generations make only marginal additions. Monsoon is essential to sustain the hydropower base in the State and the shortage in rainfall usually creates a power crisis. Yet hydel energy is the most reliable and dependable source of energy in Kerala. In addition to these considerations, hydel is also not a source of greenhouse gas emissions and is effectively a renewable energy source, even if this is not fully reflected in the official classification of what renewables sources are. However on the positive side, the development of the power grid at the regional and national level has allowed States like Kerala to purchase a large proportion of its power from sources and producers outside the State. Thus in house capacity addition does not carry the same significance as before. The new challenge is to be able to find an adequate basket of sources, suitably distributed over time and hours of the day, with advance purchase agreements so that the net cost of purchased power is suitably optimized. Despite public enthusiasm for renewable energy and the keen interest of government in the matter, renewable energy capacity installation and generation has fallen below the anticipated levels. This points to the need to overcome various constraints in the growth of renewable capacity as well as the need for a shift in emphasis in the development of renewable energy.
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Trade between two countries through sea, air or land route helps in the development of country.
No country can survive without International trade.
Export and Import are the component of Trade.
Commodities in export- agriculture and allied products, areas and minerals, gems and jewellery etc.