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Energy Resource - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Coal
        
        Formed from decomposed plant matter over millions of years
        
        Most abundant fossil fuel but highly polluting
      - Oil
        
        Extracted from underground reservoirs
        
        Used in transportation, heating, and electricity generation
      - Natural Gas
        
        Composed mostly of methane and extracted from underground reserves
        
        Cleanest-burning fossil fuel and widely used for heating and cooking
    - - Generated by splitting atoms in a process called nuclear fission
      - Produces vast amounts of energy but requires careful handling of radioactive waste
- - - - Mimicking the energy production process of the sun
      - Potentially limitless and nearly pollution-free energy source
    - - Developing high-capacity and longer-lasting batteries for various applications
      - Key for widespread adoption of electric vehicles and renewable energy storage
    - - Modernizing the electricity grid with advanced digital communication and control systems
      - Enhances monitoring, efficiency, and integration of renewable energy sources
- - - - Constructed with sustainable materials and designed to minimize energy consumption
      - Incorporate efficient heating, cooling, and lighting systems
    - - Electrical devices designed to consume less energy during operation
      - Help reduce electricity demand and lower carbon footprint
    - - Promoting energy-efficient vehicles and public transport systems
      - Reducing fuel consumption and emissions
- - - - Harnessing energy from the sun using solar panels or solar thermal systems
      - Provides clean and abundant source of power
    - - Capturing wind power using wind turbines
      - Sustainable and eco-friendly energy option
    - - Generating electricity from flowing water in rivers or dams
      - Highly reliable and widely used around the world
    - - Derived from organic matter such as crops, wood, and waste materials
      - Can be converted into heat or electricity
    - - Utilizing heat from the Earth's core
      - Renewable and emission-free energy source
- - - - Harnessing the power of tides to generate electricity
      - Predictable and renewable energy source
    - - Capturing energy from ocean waves using turbines or floats
      - Still an emerging technology with enormous potential
    - - Electrochemical devices that convert chemical energy into electricity
      - Can be powered by hydrogen, natural gas, or methanol
    - - Using hydrogen as a clean and efficient source of fuel
      - Currently under development for widespread adoption