National Energy Conservation Day

National Energy Conservation Day says that saving resources is important. People understand this, but they often waste energy unwisely. Today, questions are being raised about energy, climate change and global warming.

History

The National Day was created in 1991 by the Ministry of Energy Resources of India. This is not surprising, because the state is one of the largest consumers of energy: it ranks second in the world in terms of population. The country produces electricity on a large scale, but this does not save it from its shortage. To solve this problem, power engineers are monitoring industry, infrastructure and its development, maintenance and delivery of resources to the subscriber.

The goal of National Cocoa Day is to minimize environmental pollution and fully provide services to the population. This is achieved through the conscious consumption of energy, increasing the efficiency of production and developing alternative sources. The townsfolk do not understand the intricacies, but they can help the state to reduce the demand for electricity!

Interesting facts

It is noteworthy that:

• you can read about electricity in the texts of ancient Egypt: people wrote that they felt some blows from fish – for example, rays;
• in 1910, it was possible to reduce the cost of incandescent lamps – David Coolidge invented a design with a tungsten filament;
• the human brain produces electricity on a continuous basis – it would be enough for a 10 W light bulb;
• hospitals and hospitals require the most energy;
• more than 1 billion people on the planet live without electricity.

How to celebrate

Learn more about National Cocoa Day! There are many open sources on the Internet. Various events are held today: conferences, competitions, debates. Also in India, awards are presented to encourage the contribution to the energy saving of the state.

When is National Energy Conservation Day celebrated in 2022?

National Energy Conservation Day is observed on December 14 each year.

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