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Energy Alphabet: Renewables & Non-Renewables

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Energy terms A–Z

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Energy terms A–Z

by Eugene Dofeliz
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W
X
Y
Z

Starts with A

A type of energy sources used instead of traditional fossil fuels.

Starts with B

Organic material used to produce heat, electricity, or fuels.

Starts with C

A solid fossil fuel formed from ancient plant material.

Starts with D

A liquid fuel derived from petroleum used in engines.

Starts with E

A renewable alcohol-based fuel made from sugars or starches.

Starts with F

Relating to fuels formed from ancient organisms that are exhaustible.

Starts with G

Heat energy sourced from the Earth’s interior.

Starts with H

Electrical power produced from moving water.

Starts with I

A device that converts direct current to alternating current.

Starts with J

A high-energy liquid fuel used by aircraft.

Starts with K

Energy of motion stored in moving objects.

Starts with L

A soft, brown coal used as a low-grade fuel.

Starts with M

A unit of power equal to one million watts.

Starts with N

Fossil gas mainly consisting of methane used for heating and power.

Starts with O

Liquid fossil fuel used for transport and energy.

Starts with P

Relating to converting light directly into electricity.

Starts with Q

Mineral used in some solar cells and electronics components.

Starts with R

Energy sources that can replenish naturally and are not depleted.

Starts with S

Energy from the sun captured for heat or electricity.

Starts with T

Energy derived from the rise and fall of ocean waters.

Starts with U

Heavy metal fuel used to generate nuclear power.

Starts with V

A principle used in some turbines to increase efficiency of flow.

Starts with W

Air movement captured by turbines to produce electricity.

Starts with X

Gas used in specialized lamps and lighting systems.

Starts with Y

Metal used in certain batteries and electronics components.

Starts with Z

Metal used in electrochemical cells and batteries.

 
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