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energy sources

renewable and non renewable energies

Âge recommandé: 8 ans

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Laura Quiroga Sánchez

Colombia

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Relier Pairs ENERGY SOURCESVersion en ligne Match the definition with the name of each energy source. par Laura Quiroga Sánchez 1 It comes from the heat of the sun. Solar panels, called photovoltaic cells, are used to turn the sun’s energy into electricity. The sun can also be used to heat water, for example for use in homes, buildings or swimming pools. 2 It is heat inside the earth. The temperature of the earth increases towards its centre. We can use this heat as hot water to heat buildings or to generate electricity. 3 The source of this energy sourcce is water, so power plants are usually located on or near a water source, for example a river or lake. 4 It is a fossil fuel, which is often found in the ground. It consists mainly of methane and can be burned to produce electricity 5 It is produced from material that comes from plants and animals. For example wood, food waste or animal droppings can be burned to generate electricity in power plants. 6 It is fl ammable black hard rock, used as a fossil fuel. It was formed millions of years ago and it can be burned to create electricity or heat. 7 It is a thick black liquid drawn from the deep layers of the Earth. It has to be processed to separate its components: gasoline, diesel, jet fuel and other fuels.

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