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    Non-Renewable Sources of Energy Renewable Sources of Energy

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    This document summarizes different sources of energy, dividing them into renewable and non-renewable categories. Non-renewable sources include fossil fuels like coal, petroleum and natural gas, which are formed over long periods from remains of prehistoric plants and animals. Renewable sources include solar, wind, hydropower, nuclear and geothermal energy, which occur continuously in nature. The document also discusses various technologies that harness these different energy sources like solar panels, windmills, hydroelectric plants and more.

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    This document summarizes different sources of energy, dividing them into renewable and non-renewable categories. Non-renewable sources include fossil fuels like coal, petroleum and natural gas, which are formed over long periods from remains of prehistoric plants and animals. Renewable sources include solar, wind, hydropower, nuclear and geothermal energy, which occur continuously in nature. The document also discusses various technologies that harness these different energy sources like solar panels, windmills, hydroelectric plants and more.

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    Non-Renewable Sources of Energy Renewable Sources of Energy

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    MIND

    Sources of Energy
    Provide adequate amount of energy in a convenient form over a long
    period of time.

    Non-renewable Sources of Energy Renewable Sources of Energy


    Energy sources that once depleted cannot be regenerated. Sources of energy which are being produced continuously in
    e.g. fossil fuels. nature and are inexhaustible.
    e.g. solar energy, nuclear energy, energy from sea etc.

    Conventional Sources Wind Energy


    Sources of energy which are Energy possessed by the wind Non-conventional Sources
    exhaustible and formed in due to its high speed. It is an
    Energy sources which do not deplete and are scarcely
    nature after long period. environment-friendly.
    used by the population.

    Fossil Fuels Windmill


    Machine which works with the
    Solar Cooker
    Natural fuels such as coal, Solar Energy
    energy of blowing air or wind. The energy obtained from the
    petroleum and natural gas
    formed from remains of Solar Cells Sun in the form of ultraviolet rays,
    prehistoric plants and animals. infrared rays, visible light etc.
    Wind Generator
    Complete set up, i.e. wind Solar Panels
    Thermal Power Plants turbine generating electricity by
    using wind energy. Nuclear Energy Nuclear Fusion
    Fuel is burnt to produce heat
    energy required to make steam Energy released by The process in which
    which runs the turbine to bombarding the nucleus of a two nuclei of light
    Wind Energy Farm elements combine to
    generate electricity. heavy atom with low energy
    ● Used for commercial purpose. neutrons. form a heavy nucleus.
    ● A number of windmills are
    Hydro Power Plant erected over a large area.
    Power plant which converts the Nuclear Fission
    potential energy of flowing water Bio-mass Geothermal The process in which the nearby
    into electricity.
    Energy nucleus of a radioactive atom
    Waste material of living things
    Internal heat of earth splits into smaller nuclei when
    (cattle-dung) and dead parts of
    harnessed to generate bombarded with low energy
    plants and animals.
    electricity. neutrons, e.g. uranium-235.
    Improvement in
    Technology Plant Products
    Using conventional sources of Burning wood in a limited
    energy. supply of oxygen, charcoal is
    Energy from Sea
    produced.
    Energy obtained from the sea.
    Tidal Energy Energy obtained due to difference in sea
    Animal Product Environmental Consequences levels due to high and low tides.
    Cow-dung is decomposed in ● Burning of fossil fuels causes air pollution. Wave Energy Energy trapped from strong waves.
    absence of oxygen to produce
    bio-gas. Bio-gas burns without ● Cutting down of trees from the forest Ocean Thermal Energy Energy obtained from the
    smoke, leaves no residue and leads to deforestation. difference between temperatures of water at surface and
    slurry is used as manure. ● Greenhouse effect is resulting in global depths.
    warming.

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