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zalisa [80]
3 years ago
10

When people conserve electricity, power plants do not need to produce as much electricity because there is less demand for it.

Chemistry
1 answer:
almond37 [142]3 years ago
5 0

True

Explanation:

When people conserve electricity, power plants do not need to produce as much electricity because there is less demand for it.

This very correct.

  • When electricity is used in a sustainable way, there is little of it consumed.
  • Switching off idle electronics would make that amount of electric current to be re-distributed to another place.
  • Less coal and fuel would be used and power plants do not need to produce as much electricity.
  • Most electricity produced in power plants are often wasted due to idle appliances consuming the bulk of them.
  • When these appliances are turned off, less energy is in demand and less will be produced.

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