Introduction Future Energy Sources As we all know, present energy sources mainly depend on non-renewable energy sources and Fossil fuels, but these energy sources will be exhausted one day for sure, and their continuous use is becoming a threat to the environment. As a result, increased use of such energy is not a world-sustainable energy … Read more
Hydrogen Energy Introduction Hydrogen fuel is considered one of the major future fuels to be used. Commercial fuel cell cars have started to use hydrogen as fuel. This fuel works in a carbon-free manner. This fuel is eco-friendly and has great potential ahead. We shall discuss H2 energy, its history, and its future in this … Read more
Introduction Renewable Energy sources are the key to combating Climate change, Global Warming, and Ozone Layer Depletion. Renewable energy is on the rise around the world and these energy sources are the future of our planet earth. In today’s article, we will focus on renewable energy, its uses, pros, and cons, etc. So what is … Read more
As green color symbolizes nature, progress, and rebirth in a nutshell green is something suitable for all. It does not mean it’s green in color but it’s the energy that is safe for the environment and does not destroy our planet after use. Green energy will be the future of our planet and hope to … Read more
Alternative Energy Source Introduction With the current surge in the consumption of energy, it is clear that fossil fuels are no longer reliable. Additionally, fossils continue to contribute to climate-changing factors and a tremendous amount of pollution. On the contrary, Alternative energy sources such as solar energy, wind energy, etc are just evolving but currently … Read more
The Energy that comes from the heat of the earth is known as geothermal energy. Humans have found ways to safely harness the earth’s heat energy to produce power. The heat of the earth is harnessed for heating purposes and to generate electricity. Geothermal is an old and reliable clean source of energy and has … Read more
Introduction Nuclear energy, also called atomic energy, originates from the nucleus, the core of an atom, made up of protons and neutrons. There are two ways to produce this type of energy: fission – when atom nuclei split into several parts – and fusion – when atom nuclei fuse together. Nuclear energy does not produce … Read more