A. Minimal impact due to stringent environmental regulationsB. Positive impact due to abundant hydropowerC. Significant contribution to air and water pollution, greenhouse gas emissions, and climate change

A. It has no impactB. It increases dependence on neighborsC. It offers opportunities for diversification and improved energy accessD. It leads to increased political ...

A. Privatization of all energy companiesB. Increased reliance on coal-fired power plantsC. Investment only in hydropowerD. Investment in renewable energy, improved energy efficiency, and ...

A. They are too expensive to be practicalB. They are unreliable and inconsistent sources of energyC. They offer a significant but underutilized potential to address energy challenges

A. It is the most reliable energy sourceB. It is completely sustainable and has no environmental impactC. It is a significant but limited renewable source due to geographical ...

A. Reduces reliance on foreign countriesB. Increases energy independenceC. Improves price stabilityD. Increases vulnerability to price shocks and supply disruptions

A. Increased grid unreliabilityB. Higher energy costsC. Improved grid reliability, efficiency, and renewable energy integrationD. No significant impact

A. No significant effectB. Positive impact on the economyC. Increased electricity tariffs and fuel costsD. Reduced reliance on imported oil

A. High public awarenessB. Abundant financing optionsC. Lack of awareness, financing, and enforcementD. Sufficient technical expertise

A. Focus solely on fossil fuelsB. Primarily focused on nuclear energyC. Diversification of energy sources, efficiency, and sustainabilityD. No defined national energy policy