Would you consider electricity as a raw material give reasons?

Electricity is not typically considered a raw material in the traditional sense, as raw materials are usually Natural Resources or basic substances that undergo processing to create finished products. Instead, electricity is an energy source that powers processes and machinery used to transform raw materials into goods. While it is essential for manufacturing and production, it does not have intrinsic properties of a physical substance that can be directly transformed or used in production. Therefore, while crucial, electricity functions more as an energy input rather than a raw material.