Electric Cars
Wind Energy
Solar Energy
Modular Nuclear Reactors
Hydropower
100

_____ is most commonly used for making batteries for EV's 

 What is: Lithium or Cobalt

100

These two types of animals are most often mentioned as being killed or disturbed by collisions with turbine blades.

Birds/Bats

100

What is solar energy?



Energy from the sun that is converted into electricity and heat.

100

What are modular nuclear reactors meant to serve as?

A transitional source of energy from non-renewable to renewable.

100

What is hydropower

electricity generated by harnessing the kinetic energy of moving water

200

How can Battery Mining affect places? (Multiple Answers can get you this point!)

Water depletion

Loss of biodiversity 

soil and water contamination 

200

These two quality-of-life issues arise from turbine operation and moving blades, leading to complaints from nearby residents.

Noise and shadow flicker

200

What are some benefits of solar energy?

Generate electricity without producing greenhouse gases/ Saves you money/ Affordable



200

What are modular nuclear reactors meant to replace?

Diesel Generators

200
Why is hydropower a strong component of sustainable energy?

renewable and low carbon, reliable based load, long operational life, economic benefits

300

EV's indirectly pollute the air with this carbon based energy source

Coal 

300

Because wind output depends on weather and cannot be turned up on demand, it is described with this term, meaning you cannot call on it whenever you want.

non-dispatchable

300

What does solar energy’s efficiency heavily depend on?



Weather and Geographic Conditions

300

What are the main problems with modular nuclear reactors?

Misinformation surrounding it, lack of funding, private sector

300

What is at least oje limitation of hydropower?

can harm aquatic habitats, may produce methan reducing some of the climate benefits, reduce reliability

400

When more EV's come into an outdated power grid it causes

Grid Strain

400

These large composite components of wind turbines are notoriously hard to recycle and are increasingly piling up in landfills.

Turbine Blades

400

What is it called when solar technology uses sunlight to generate heat instead of electricity?

Solar thermal energy

400

How does a Nuclear Reactor work?

fuel rods boil water into steam, steam pushes large turbines to create electricity. 

400

How do water dams generate electricity?

Stores power, releases power, spinning tturbine and then generates electricity

500

Wind turbines require substantial amounts of these three materials

Steel, Concrete, Copper, and/or rare earth elements

500

What is another name for solar panels?

Photovoltaic (PV) panels



500

How much energy does a modular nuclear reactor typically make?

1-50 megawatts