Socio-economic implications of micro-hydro power systems in India

Joshi B. and R. C. Sinha

ILO Working Papers from International Labour Organization

Abstract: Working paper on economic implications and social implications of hydroelectric power power generation on a small scale industry level in India - compares efficiency, production costs, and overhead costs of rural area microelectric power stations, finding this choice of technology equally capital intensive, and considers ways of overcoming obstacles to profitability. Bibliography p. 133 and statistical tables.

Keywords: economic implication; social implication; hydroelectric power; power generation; small scale industry.; efficiency.; production cost; overhead cost; rural area; electric power station; choice of technology; capital intensive; obstacle; profitability; statistical table; conséquences économiques; conséquences sociales; énergie hydro-électrique; production d'énergie; petite industrie; consecuencias económicas; consecuencias sociales; energía hidroeléctrica; producción de energía; pequeña industria; efficacité; coût de production; frais généraux; zone rurale; centrale électrique; choix de technologie; forte intensité de capital; obstacle; rentabilité; tableau statistique; eficiencia; costo de producción; gastos generales; zona rural; central eléctrica; elección de tecnología; alto coeficiente de capital; obstáculo; rentabilidad; cuadros estadísticos (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 133 P. pages
Date: 1982
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Published in World Employment Programme Research working paper. WEP 2-22, Technology and Employment Programme

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