Introduction to Sources of Energy

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Electricity

Energy resulting from the flow of electric charge.

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Service Entrance

Point where electrical service enters a building.

<p>Point where electrical service enters a building.</p>
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Electrical Sub-station

Facility that transforms voltage for distribution.

<p>Facility that transforms voltage for distribution.</p>
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Distribution Panelboard

Panel that distributes electrical power to circuits.

<p>Panel that distributes electrical power to circuits.</p>
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Global Sources of Energy

Various energy sources available worldwide.

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Photovoltaic Power Plant

Facility converting sunlight directly into electricity.

<p>Facility converting sunlight directly into electricity.</p>
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Geothermal Energy

Energy derived from the Earth's internal heat.

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Wind Turbine

Device converting wind energy into mechanical power.

<p>Device converting wind energy into mechanical power.</p>
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Hydropower

Electric power generated from flowing water.

<p>Electric power generated from flowing water.</p>
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Nuclear Power Plant

Facility generating electricity through nuclear reactions.

<p>Facility generating electricity through nuclear reactions.</p>
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Hydroelectric Power Plant

Plant using water flow to generate electricity.

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Solar Panels

Devices capturing sunlight to produce electricity.

<p>Devices capturing sunlight to produce electricity.</p>
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Natural Gas

Fossil fuel used for heating and electricity.

<p>Fossil fuel used for heating and electricity.</p>
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Coal

Fossil fuel used for electricity and heat.

<p>Fossil fuel used for electricity and heat.</p>
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Oil

Liquid fossil fuel used for energy production.