1A rare kind of hot spring
Geysers
2Preserved remains of plants and animals whose bodies were buried in sediments, such as sand and mud, under ancient seas, lakes and rivers.
Fossils
3 may either increase or decrease voltage.
Transformer
4A machine that transforms rotational energy from a fluid that is picked up by a rotor system into usable work or energy.
Turbine
5To be filled or built up again.
Replenish
6This refers to resources that can be replenished or regenerated on a human time scale.
Renewable resources
77 types of renewable resources
Solar, Wind, Hydroelectric, Geothermal, Ocean and tides, Hydrogen, Bio mass
8It involves mirrors, lenses, and tracking system that focuses light into a receiver and generates heat. The heat is used to generate electricity from conventional stem-driven turbines.
Solar energy
9power harnessed using mounted turbines attached to towers with height ranging from 20 to 100 meter. Modern systems usually have three long blades that spin and cause the turbine to generate electricity.
Wind energy
10utilizes the kinetic energy of falling or running water to run a turbine generator and generate electricity.
Hydroelectric Energy
11When the hot ground water is pumped out, it expands and generates steam. The steam is used to run turbines and generate electricity.
Geothermal energy
12The difference in water height is used to change kinetic energy into electrical energy.
Ocean power
13is a clean alternative to methane, also known as natural gas.
Hydrogen
14a BLACK comsbustibel rock
Coal
15soft dark-brown, low rank coal 70%carbon
Lignite coal
16Dull,Black,mid-rank coal 70% carbon
Bituminous coal
17Shiny,black,High-rank coal 96% carbon
Anthracite
18Naturally-occurring liquid composed of complex hydrocarbons, and is found in geological formations underneath the Earth’s surface.
Etymology: Latin words petra which means rock, and oleum which means oil.
Petroleum and Natural gas
19condition in which the aquatic (water) environment does not contain dissolved oxygen (DO).
Anoxic
21Beyond oil window, oil is converted into natural gas in a process called
Thermal Cracking
22a simple chemical compound that is made up of carbon and hydrogen atoms
Methane
23Mostly made up of methane
Hydrocarbon
24It is know as a heart of a nuclear power plant
Nuclear Reactor
25The heat produced by The reactor is remove by a coolant
Cooling tower
26The oldest source of energy since pre-historic man discovered fire. derived from living or recently deceased organisms which may include both plant life, including fuel, wood animal dung, and agricultural waste.
Biomass
27The coolant heat is exchange by a heat exchanger which is utilized in raising a steam
Heat exchanger
28Steam produces by a heat exchanger is led to a
Steam turbine
29The steam drives the to produce Mechanical energy to electrical energy
Alternator
30splits the original large unstable nucleus spontaneously into multiple smaller nuclei through the emission of gamma or neutron radiation.
Nuclear fission