The correct answer is: b) Wind power.
Tamil Nadu is a leader in India in the generation of wind power. It has the largest installed capacity of wind power in India, with over 7,000 MW of installed capacity. The state has a number of factors that make it ideal for wind power generation, including its long coastline, its location in the tropics, and its relatively flat terrain.
Nuclear power is a type of energy that is generated by the splitting of atoms. It is a very efficient way to generate electricity, but it is also a very controversial form of energy. There are a number of nuclear power plants in India, but Tamil Nadu does not have any.
Biogas is a type of energy that is generated by the decomposition of organic matter. It is a renewable form of energy, but it is not as efficient as other forms of energy, such as wind power. Tamil Nadu does have some biogas plants, but they do not generate a significant amount of electricity.
Geothermal energy is a type of energy that is generated by the heat of the Earth’s interior. It is a renewable form of energy, but it is not as widely available as other forms of energy, such as wind power. Tamil Nadu does not have any geothermal energy plants.