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Energy - Coggle Diagram

- - - - When building a dam or barrier, a large reservoir can be used to create a controlled flow of water that will drive a turbine and generate electricity. )
      - This is another form of hydroelectric power that uses tidal currents twice a day to power turbine generators.
    - - This is the conversion of solid fuel made from plant materials into electricity. Although fundamentally, biomass involves burning organic materials to produce electricity
    - - Wind is an abundant source of clean energy. as wind energy contributes more and more to the national grid.
    - - Sunlight is one of the most abundant and widely available energy resources on our planet.
    - - geothermal energy can be used to heat homes directly or to generate electricity.
- - - - • Oil is a liquid fossil fuel. Also called oil or crude oil. Oil is trapped in underground rock formations. In some places, oil bubbles come out of the ground.
    - - • Natural gas is another fossil fuel that is trapped underground in deposits. It is mainly composed of methane.
    - - Coal is a black or brownish rock. We burn coal to create energy. Coal is classified according to the amount of "charring" it has undergone.
    - - Nuclear power is generally considered another non-renewable energy source. Although nuclear power itself is a renewable energy source,