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Sources Of Energy

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The document discusses several sources of energy: Fossil fuels like petroleum, coal, and natural gas are extracted through drilling or mining and can be stored in containers. Solar energy from the sun is captured through solar panels and can be stored in batteries. Biomass energy from burning wood or making biofuels can be stored in containers, trucks, or barrels. Wind energy is captured through windmills and stored in batteries. Geothermal energy from the earth's heat is captured through underground pipes and stored in the earth.

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Sources of Energy By: Tonia, Shania, and CJ
Fossil Fuels Petroleum-There are many uses of this type of electricity including; medicines, plastics, and other commercial things. Coal- is a substance that is used to make coke and also put in fire to make heat. This can be stored into a box. Natural Gas- Many houses, offices, and other buildings use this to heat the place up. This can be stored in gas cans. This is captured by drilling or mining.
Solar Energy When we are burning wood or other fuels, were releasing the stored energy of the sun. There would be no life or energy on the earth if it wasn’t for the sun because it provides energy for plants and all animals. This can be stored in battery banks. We capture this by solar panels.
Biomass Energy Most well-established energy sources in the world. Burning wood is one way of producing Biomass energy. Also used to make food and corn. Food can be stored in containers or pantry. Wood can be stored in trucks or houses. Bio-fuel can be stored in a barrel. We capture this by using a high void age filter.
Wind Energy Wind has powered boats and other sea craft. This energy will be used clean and at cheap use for years to come. Wind is captured by using wind mills. This can be stored in Batteries.
Geothermal Energy These systems go in the middle of the world. These travel quite near the surface in some parts of the world. This is captured by pipes underground making hot water. This is stored in the earth .
Fusion Energy This is environmentally friendly and virtually inexhaustible. This has become mankind’s energy source for the 21st century and beyond. This is captured out of a mine using uranium. This can be stored in a “radioactive decay battery” or “atomic battery”.
Hydroelectric Energy Much of the growth of early colonial American industry can be attributed to hydropower because the fuel such as coal and wood were not readily available to inland cities. This is captured by a Dam. It can be stored in a Dam.

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Sources Of Energy

  • 1. Sources of Energy By: Tonia, Shania, and CJ
  • 2. Fossil Fuels Petroleum-There are many uses of this type of electricity including; medicines, plastics, and other commercial things. Coal- is a substance that is used to make coke and also put in fire to make heat. This can be stored into a box. Natural Gas- Many houses, offices, and other buildings use this to heat the place up. This can be stored in gas cans. This is captured by drilling or mining.
  • 3. Solar Energy When we are burning wood or other fuels, were releasing the stored energy of the sun. There would be no life or energy on the earth if it wasn’t for the sun because it provides energy for plants and all animals. This can be stored in battery banks. We capture this by solar panels.
  • 4. Biomass Energy Most well-established energy sources in the world. Burning wood is one way of producing Biomass energy. Also used to make food and corn. Food can be stored in containers or pantry. Wood can be stored in trucks or houses. Bio-fuel can be stored in a barrel. We capture this by using a high void age filter.
  • 5. Wind Energy Wind has powered boats and other sea craft. This energy will be used clean and at cheap use for years to come. Wind is captured by using wind mills. This can be stored in Batteries.
  • 6. Geothermal Energy These systems go in the middle of the world. These travel quite near the surface in some parts of the world. This is captured by pipes underground making hot water. This is stored in the earth .
  • 7. Fusion Energy This is environmentally friendly and virtually inexhaustible. This has become mankind’s energy source for the 21st century and beyond. This is captured out of a mine using uranium. This can be stored in a “radioactive decay battery” or “atomic battery”.
  • 8. Hydroelectric Energy Much of the growth of early colonial American industry can be attributed to hydropower because the fuel such as coal and wood were not readily available to inland cities. This is captured by a Dam. It can be stored in a Dam.