National Energy Policies are designed to address the fundamental aspects of energy supply, demand, and management for a nation's development and security.
Which of the following is not an objective of National Energy Policy?
Asked in Asst. Town Planner 2022 · Topic: Sustainable Economic Development (Resource Depletion, Energy Transition, and Renewable Energy Policies)
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