The major problem with using geothermal energy is it is not a readily available power source for all.
What is geothermal energy?
- In literal meaning -‘Geo' means Earth and 'thermal' means heat.
- "It is a type of renewable energy (geothermal is present in the form of heat) taken from the Earth's core."
- The energy that is inexhaustible or can get renewed at very fast pace is called renewable energy. Example: solar energy, wind energy, geothermal energy, etc.
- "The heat that remains in the interior part of Earth since the time of its formation and radioactive decay of materials, is used to generate electricity."
- It does not pollute the environment.
- It also does not release greenhouse gases. That's why, it does not cause climate change.
- It is available near the Earth's interior surface and it is location specific i.e., it is not located in all areas rather it is found in limited areas.
Hence, the correct option is: B. It is not a readily available power source for all.
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