ENERGY RESOURCES - Mind Map

ENERGY RESOURCES

Renewable

Renewable energy sources are those that can be repurposed after being exhausted.

Renewable resources include water, air, and solar energy.

renewable resources are unaffected by human activity.

TYPES

AIR, WATER , SOIL AND SOLAR ENERGY

BENEFITS

improvement in the power grid's resiliency, security, and reliability

Creation of employment opportunities in the renewable energy sectors reduced air pollution and carbon emissions from energy production boosted the United States' energy

expanded access to clean energy for coastal, islanded, or communities that are not connected to the grid.

cons

It costs a lot. When compared to other traditional resources,

It alters the environment's landscape.

The limited capacity of renewable resources poses a challenge in light of the Earth's environment.

Non renewable

they cannot be replenished after they are used up.

Natural gas, coal, and nuclear power are examples of resources that are not renewable.

TYPES

FOSSIL FUELS, COAL, NATURAL GAS

benefits

Less Initial Capital to Install

With nonrenewable energy sources, they can produce a more constant power supply, as long as the necessary fuel is available.

When it comes to nonrenewable energy sources, they are moderately cheap to extract.

conventional sources

These resources can never be used up

As they release smoke and ash, these resources pollute the environment.

The upkeep, storage, and transmission of these resources cost a lot

non conventional sources

There is no end to these resources.

The majority of these resources are pollutant-free.

For local use, these resources are less expensive and simple to maintain.

impoundment

Any dam or other structure that can raise the water level of a body of water above its natural level is an impoundment.

Impoundments can be used for
the establishment of a fresh reservoir and flood protection

flash steam power plant

When high-pressure condensate is discharged to a lower pressure, flash steam is produced. The way it is made is what gives it the name "flash."

Water boils at 100 degrees Celsius at atmospheric pressure.

Steam is typically utilized at a pressure higher than the pressure in the surrounding air in steam piping or any pressurized vessel.

hydrogen economy

Hydrogen economy is an economy that relies on hydrogen as the commercial fuel that would deliver a substantial fraction of a nation’s energy and services

SOLAR ENERFY

The sun's energy is collected by solar panels and converted into electricity by solar energy

it is also possible to use power from small substations that are supplied by solar energy through enormous panel fields located, for instance, in deserts.

IT IS A PART OF RENEWABLE SOURCES

GEOTHERMAL ENERGY

Geothermal energy is a type of renewable energy that is produced within the ground

As a result, steam is enabling the ground turbines to function and generate electricity as the hot rocks transform the core water into steam.

Geothermal energy can only be generated in specific locations.

RENEWABLE SOURCES

TIDAL ENERGY

The tide generates an incredible amount of energy

This kind of natural resource is best used in coastal areas, according to popular belief.

Even when the tides are moving at their slowest speeds, tidal energy can still generate a significant amount of energy,

RENEWABLE SOURCE

BIOMASS ENERGY

Biomass energy, which can be utilized in a variety of ways, can be produced from organic materials.

The entire procedure is based on the production of hot gas from the combustion of biomass materials

This source's drawback is that it has the potential to generate a significant amount of carbon dioxide.

RENEWABLE SOURCES

NUCLEAR POWER

.In nuclear power plants, steam turbines that generate electricity use this energy to typically generate heat

Nuclear fusion, nuclear fission, and nuclear decay all have the potential to generate nuclear power.

THE ENERGY THAT IS PRODUCED NY POWER PLANTS IS RENEWABLE

THE FUEL REQUIRED IS NON RENWABLE.

OCEAN ENERGY

The one-of-a-kind nuclear reaction results in the production of this energy.

Ocean energy could well be one of these new renewable energy sources and should really play more significant role in upcoming years.

We can use the waves (wave energy, wave power), ocean tidal power (ocean high and low tides),

HYDRO ENERGY

Hydro energy simply consists of energy extracted from water and converted into electricity

There are numerous capture methods for hydropower. A hydroelectric dam is the most common way to harness the power of water.

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