Abstract
Access to a steady supply of sufficient and clean energy is critical for all round development of every person, irrespective of social and/or economic status and geographic location. However, one needs to differentiate between the energy security of rural and urban areas because energy dynamics of both the areas are quite different. Energy security perhaps is more important for the rural people because they are very vulnerable, marginalized and lack access to most of the basic resources. Majority of rural households in developing countries like India depend on traditional fuels like firewood to meet most of their energy requirements, supplemented by small amounts of kerosene and electricity for lighting.
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