Sources of Energy

Presented by : IMANE OUALLAOUI

AMROU BEN CHINA
YASSINE AIT TALEB
what are energy sources?
Energy sources refer to the means by which we
generate power to meet our needs. Energy sources
are the various means by which we obtain the
energy required to power our homes, industries,
vehicles, and more. These sources can be classified
into two main categories: renewable and non-
renewable.
Fossil Fuels
Fossil fuels are formed from ancient
plants and animals that lived millions
of years ago. They include coal, oil,
and natural gas. When we burn these
fuels, they release energy that we can
use to power things like cars, factories,
and homes. However, burning fossil
fuels also releases pollution, so it's
important to find cleaner energy
sources too.
Wind Energy
The wind blows all around us, and
we can use wind turbines to capture
the wind's energy and convert it
into electricity. It's like a big fan
that creates electricity when it
spins.
 Solar Energy
The sun gives off light and heat energy,
and we can use special panels called solar
panels to capture the sun's energy and turn
it into electricity. It's like using the sun's
power!
Hydropower
Water can also create energy. We
use dams to collect water in one
place, and when the water flows
through special machines called
turbines, it turns into electricity. It's
like using the power of flowing
water!
Geothermal Energy

Deep inside the Earth, there is heat that

comes from hot rocks. We can use that
heat to make steam and turn it into
electricity. It's like using Earth's own heat!
Nuclear Energy
Nuclear energy is created when tiny
particles inside an atom are split apart
in a process called nuclear fission. This
releases a lot of energy that we can use
to generate electricity. It's like using
the power of atoms!
 Biomass
Biomass is made from organic materials
like wood, plants, or waste. We can burn
these materials to release energy or turn
them into a gas called biogas. It's like
using the power of nature's leftovers!
Remember!
It's important to use energy wisely
and think about the impact on the
environment. That's why we're
finding new ways to produce clean
and renewable energy for a
healthier planet.