thermo-electricity
Power produced from a range of fuels such as coal, oil, peat, lignite, nuclear fuels, or geothermal heat which drive steam turbines or internal combustion engines to turn over the generators.
Power produced from a range of fuels such as coal, oil, peat, lignite, nuclear fuels, or geothermal heat which drive steam turbines or internal combustion engines to turn over the generators.
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