Energy development
Energy development
Methods bringing energy into production.
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Energy
Physical quantity.
22%
Nuclear power
Power generated from nuclear reactions.
15%
Waste heat
Heat produced as a byproduct of doing work.
12%
Natural resource
Resources that exist without actions of humankind.
9.6%
Renewable energy
Energy collected from renewable resources.
7.4%
Fossil fuel
Fuel formed naturally from dead plants and animals.
7.2%
World energy supply and consumption
Global production and usage of energy.
6%
Trans-Alaska Pipeline System
Alaskan oil pipeline system.
4.7%
Energy conservation
Reducing energy consumption.
4.5%
Non-renewable resource
Class of natural resources.
2.9%
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Technology
Use of knowledge for practical goals.
15%
Polar bear
Species of bear native to the Arctic.
12%
United States Department of Energy
U.S. government department regulating energy production and nuclear material handling.
11%
Meteorology
Scientific study of the atmosphere focusing on weather forecasting.
7.2%
Infrastructure
Facilities and systems serving society.
5.1%
Nuclear fusion
Reaction that combines atomic nuclei.
4.8%
Energy in the United States
3.2%
Tool
Object used to achieve a goal.
2.8%
Big Oil
Largest publicly traded companies.
2%
Tropical cyclone
Rapidly rotating storm system.
1.9%