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Wind power
The use of wind as a driving force is a long tradition. Windmills were used for grinding flour, sawmills) and as a pumping or water pumping station.
Solar energy
The sun is the main source of energy on Earth, because about 173 PW (or 173 million GW) of solar energy reaches our planet every year, which is more than 10,000 times the world's energy demand.
Geothermal energy
Geothermal energy uses the earth's heat to produce electricity. The temperature of the subsurface allows it to heat the upper layers of the Earth and underground water bodies.
Europe wants to abandon natural gas
The German concern ThyssenKrupp is already looking for ways to replace coal with hydrogen in steelmaking. It has not yet found one.
Europe has recognized natural gas and nuclear as clean energy
After two years of deliberation, the European Union has signed natural gas and nuclear fuel up as clean energy sources, despite the discontent of environmentalists and Europe's largest economy, Germany.
Bioenergy
Bioenergy is universal. Heat, electricity, and fuel can be produced from solid, liquid, and gaseous biomass. And plant and animal waste is used as a renewable raw material.
The resurgence of coal
Even Europe, the climate pioneer, is not succeeding in completely phasing out coal
Tidal energy
Tides and waves are another way to generate energy. They make the generator rotate, which is responsible for generating electricity.
Water power
As far back as ancient Egypt and the Roman Empire, water power was used to drive working machines, including mills.