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d_dakay
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major sources of energy

Post by d_dakay »

hello science buddies! :wink: i just want to thank you! Can you pls help me in my project about the 7 major source of energy. The internet is giving me lots of energy source but i cannot choose the right one.pls help me :cry:
Hello sciencebuddies! I'm student just starting to do my research projects and i need help to do that.Can you please help me?
shijun
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Post by shijun »

Hi,

You still need to make your question more specific. For example, the major sources of energy for generating electricity in CA are:

Natural Gas 33.39%
Nuclear 12.87%
Large Hydro 11.17%
Coal* 9.84%
Renewable 10.39%

See http://www.energy.ca.gov/html/energysources.html

As you can see, the answer to your question depends on what you define "energy" to be and where you are on the face of this planet. For example, cow dung is a major source of energy (for generating heat) for some parts of India. And Renewable can include the sun, wind, water cycle, and ocean currents.

Good Luck!
Shijun
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