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Energy - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Specific crops, such as sunflowers and sugar beet.
      - Waste from agri-food industries.
      - Forestry and agriculture waste.
  - - - The mechanical energy from the waves.
      - The energy from the ocean's thermal gradient.
      - The mechanical energy from the tides.
- - - - The use of ocean trenches has its own problems, because there's the risk of the drums corroding and the radioactive material leaking out of them.
- - - - Primary.
      - Secondary.
    - - Conventional.
      - Non-conventional.
    - - Renewable.
      - Non-renewable.
    - - Clean or non-polluting.
      - Pollutants.
- - - - The turbine converts mechanical energy into the rotating movement of a shaft.
        
        An alternator has a fixed part, called a stator, and a moving part, called rotor, connected to the turbine shaft.
        
        As the rotor shaft moves, alternating electrical current is produced on each of the stator's coils.
- - - - Uranium is the main fuel used.
        
        Their main advantage is the high return on their energy production.
  - - - Depending on the destination of the water, hydraulic power plants are divided into two types: gravity or pump.