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Brighter Cities Alphabet: Clean Energy A-Z

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Guess a city-energy term for each letter.

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Brighter Cities Alphabet: Clean Energy A-Z
 

Brighter Cities Alphabet: Clean Energy A-ZOnline version

Guess a city-energy term for each letter.

by Macarena Villarroel Barríos
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
X
Y
Z

Starts with A

Alternative fuel option for city transport.

Starts with B

Fuel from organic matter replacing gasoline.

Starts with C

Power with low pollution and emissions.

Starts with D

Centralized heating served to multiple buildings.

Starts with E

General energy delivered to devices and lights.

Starts with F

Traditional energy source, often non-renewable.

Starts with G

Heat from beneath the earth for power or heat.

Starts with H

Power from moving water turning turbines.

Starts with I

Network enabling energy distribution and services.

Starts with J

SI unit measuring an amount of energy.

Starts with L

Approach focused on reducing city energy pollution.

Starts with M

Large unit of power used in city-scale generation.

Starts with N

Energy from atom splitting with low emissions.

Starts with O

Systems operating independently from the main grid.

Starts with P

Technology converting sunlight to electricity.

Starts with Q

Concept emphasizing reduced noise and emissions in urban areas.

Starts with R

Energy source that can be replenished naturally.

Starts with S

Energy from the sun captured by panels to generate electricity.

Starts with T

Power from ocean tides driving turbines.

Starts with U

City transport systems designed to cut emissions.

Starts with V

Electrical potential used to power devices and charging.

Starts with X

Noble-gas lamps used for energy-efficient lighting.

Starts with Y

Energy output or efficiency produced by a source.

Starts with Z

Zero-Emission Vehicle designed to emit no tailpipe emissions.

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