Abstract
Much of the rural population of the developing countries is poor and depends on agriculture for its living. One means of improving the standard of living of such poor peoples is through the introduction of modern, more intensive and therefore more productive agricultural methods. Such methods will require energy intensification. The resulting increase in energy demand, particularly electrical energy, will be very large, specially because the rural areas are least able to benefit from energy saving technologies. 7 figs., 7 refs., 2 tabs.
Pachauri, R K
[1]
- Tata Energy Research Institute, New Delhi (India)
Citation Formats
Pachauri, R K.
Energy efficiency in developing countries: policy options and the poverty dilemma.
United Kingdom: N. p.,
1990.
Web.
Pachauri, R K.
Energy efficiency in developing countries: policy options and the poverty dilemma.
United Kingdom.
Pachauri, R K.
1990.
"Energy efficiency in developing countries: policy options and the poverty dilemma."
United Kingdom.
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title = {Energy efficiency in developing countries: policy options and the poverty dilemma}
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abstractNote = {Much of the rural population of the developing countries is poor and depends on agriculture for its living. One means of improving the standard of living of such poor peoples is through the introduction of modern, more intensive and therefore more productive agricultural methods. Such methods will require energy intensification. The resulting increase in energy demand, particularly electrical energy, will be very large, specially because the rural areas are least able to benefit from energy saving technologies. 7 figs., 7 refs., 2 tabs.}
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title = {Energy efficiency in developing countries: policy options and the poverty dilemma}
author = {Pachauri, R K}
abstractNote = {Much of the rural population of the developing countries is poor and depends on agriculture for its living. One means of improving the standard of living of such poor peoples is through the introduction of modern, more intensive and therefore more productive agricultural methods. Such methods will require energy intensification. The resulting increase in energy demand, particularly electrical energy, will be very large, specially because the rural areas are least able to benefit from energy saving technologies. 7 figs., 7 refs., 2 tabs.}
journal = []
volume = {14:4}
journal type = {AC}
place = {United Kingdom}
year = {1990}
month = {Oct}
}