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ENERGY RESOURCES

NON
RENEWABLE RENEWABLE
Resources which replace Resources which are not
themselves naturally in a short capable of replacing itself
period. in the near future.
RENEWABLE v/s NON RENEWABLE
• Sustainable in nature • Exhaustible in nature
• Available in unlimited • Available in limited
quantity quantity
• Rate of > Rate of • Rate of < Rate of
renewal consumption renewal consumption
FOSSIL FUELS
• Hydrocarbon containing materials
• Found in the earth’s crust
• Formed from the remains of ancient plants &
animals buried deep inside the earth for millions of
years.
• Subjected to
tremendous
heat & pressure
over the years.
TYPES OF FOSSIL FUELS
Nuclear Energy
A handful of Uranium can make electricity
as much as 7 train cars loaded with coal.
But Uranium is a non
renewable resource and
will eventually run out.
BIOMASS ENERGY
• Biomass is organic material obtained from plants & animals
• Renewable energy source
• It contains energy derived from the sun
• Can give heat, electricity and biofuel
SOLAR ENERGY
WIND ENERGY
TIDAL ENERGY
Underwater turbines
rotate clock wise as the
tide approaches and
Anti-Clock wise as tide
recedes.

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