Energy
The energy word is derived from Greek word En-Ergon which means in work or work contentEnergy can be classified into following types (based on criteria)
1) Primary and secondary Energy
2) Commercial and Non-Commercial Energy
3) Renewable and Non-Renewable Energy
4) Conventional and Non-Conventional Energy
1) Primary and secondary Energy =
This sources are found or stored in natureExample: Coal,Oil,Natural gas,Bio-mass (wood)
Other primary sources are available include energy from radio active substances thermal energy stored in earths interior and potential energy due to gravity
2) Commercial and Non-Commercial Energy =
A) Commercial Energy :
The energy sources that are available in the market for a definite price are known as Commercial EnergyExample: Electricity,Oil,Coal,Natural gas
B) Non-Commercial Energy:
The energy sources that are not Available in the market for a price are called Non-Commercial EnergyExample: Fire wood,Solar energy,Agrowaste
3) Renewable and Non-Renewable Energy =
Renewable energy is energy obtain from sources that are essentially inexhaustibleExample: Solar power,Wind power,Geothermal,Tidal energy,Hydroelectric power
Non-Renewable energy is conventional fossil fuels such as Coal,Oil and Gas
4) Conventional and Non-Conventional Energy =
This energy is being traditionally used for many decadesExample: Fossil fuels,Nuclear and Hydro resources
Non-Conventional energy sources are used at large
Example: Solar,Wind and Biomass
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