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Village Facilities Survey , July 2002-December 2002
NSS 58th Round

India, 2002
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Non-conventional energy (Bl3_q2)

Data file: Village_facility

Overview

Valid: 4644
Invalid: 0
Type: Discrete
Start: 57
End: 57
Width: 1
Range: -
Format: character

Questions and instructions

Question pretext
Is non-conventional energy available ?
Literal question
Type of non-conventional energy available in the village
Categories
Value Category Cases
0 NR 1
0%
1 bio-gas 411
8.9%
2 solar energy 153
3.3%
3 wind energy 7
0.2%
4 any combination of codes 1 to 3 75
1.6%
5 None 3930
84.6%
9 Others 67
1.4%
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.
Interviewer instructions
non-conventional energy codes
(bio-gas – 1, solar energy – 2, wind energy – 3, any combination of codes 1 to 3 – 4, others – 9;
none – 5)

Description

Definition
Non-conventional energy: Conventional energy includes energy generated using petroleum or coal and also atomic energy. Hydro-electric energy generated from large dams is also a form of conventional energy. Energy generated through other means was
treated as non-conventional energy for the purpose of this survey. A village was categorised as having non-conventional energy if such energy was accessible and available for use to the majority of the villagers. The forms of non-conventional energy considered were bio-gas, solar energy, wind energy, any combination of these three energies, and other forms. Bio-gas was considered available when a bio-gas plant existed and supplied the villagers with gas for cooking, lighting, etc. Similarly, solar/ wind energy was considered available when this was provided for street lights, water pumps, household lighting, etc.
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