What?
How?
Where is it?
Advantages
Disadvantages
100

What do you get oil from?

The ocean in reserves

100

How does coal make energy?

By burning it

100

Where is biogas mainly used?

Large farms that produce a lot of animal wastes

100

Geothermal

$ savings, reduce fossil fuels, no pollution

100

Natural Gas

Hard to store, hard to harness, emitts carbon dioxide

200

What do you get ethanol from?

Corn/Sugar Cane

200

How do you get hydropower?

Water flows over a dam & spins a turbine, generates energy
200

Where do you use ethanol?

In vehicle fuels

200

Biogas

Naturally produced, decreases water & soil pollution, generates $

200

Oil

Easily spilled into the environment, dangerous to obtain

300

What do you get nuclear energy from?

Uranium atoms

300

How do you get tidal power?

Tides flow through a turbine, sends to a generator and creates energy 

300

Where do you find tidal energy?

Tidal streams, barrages & lagoons

300

Wood & Wood Wastes

Replenished quickly, renewable

300

Coal

Destroys habitat, bad for human health, could be radioactive 

400

What do you get soild waste for energy from?

Yard and food wastes/compost

400

How do you get solar power?

Sun rays on pannels, collecting energy in power cells

400

Where do you get nuclear energy?

Uranium mines

400

Natural Gas

Abundant, easily transported, low pollution 

400

Tidal

Expensive to build, limited space to build, can damage ecosystems

500

What do you get biodiesel from?

Animal fats, cooking oil, soybean oil 

500

How do you get geothermal power?

Drilling deep wells for electricity, heat, cooling and industry 

500

Where do you get coal from?

Mined from the ground

500

Coal

Reliable, consistent, inexpensive

500

Hydropower

Creates habitat disturbance, high installation costs, changes amount, quality and temperature of streams

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