Well, technically you can't CREATE energy, so they just convert other types of energy to electrical energy.
No. Some forms of renewable energy (e.g. solar cells) are much less efficient than conventional energy sources. Modern coal and natural gas power plants are about as efficient as it is possible to make an energy source. Hydroelectric power plants are about the only renewable energy source with efficiency near coal and natural gas power plants.
Zero percent of nuclear power plants make energy by coal, US or otherwise.
Yes. To make something move, you have to add energy. An electric motor won't turn by itself.
electric energy to mechanical energy
Kinetic energy to electrical energy
The energy from the Sun is used to power the process of Photosynthesis. Photosynthesis allows plants to make their own food. Carbon Dioxide from the air is mixed with the Hydrogen in the water to make the Carbohydrates on which plants live.
Well i don't know but this is a guess:It's a good reneable source of energy
If you stand next to a turbine or generator yes. Overall very little.
chemical energy
Plants use the energy in sunlight to make food
plants perform photosynthesis and make their food with their energy.
Most electricity is generated by burning fossil fuels like coal, oil and natural gas. These are all non-renewable sources of energy. This burning releases carbon dioxide into the greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. This is contributing to global warming. Electricity made from hydro-electric dams, wind generators, solar power, geothermal power, or nuclear power plants would release hardly any CO2. This is renewable energy. Conservation of energy by any means, such as turning down your thermostat a few degrees, changing light bulbs to compact fluorescent, etc can be helpful to both your electric bill and the environment. People think there is little effect by one person trying to save, but actually when many of us do these little things, whole power plants worth of energy can be conserved. Very simply, it depends on how the electricity was first generated. Coal-burning electric plants which are the major source of power in many countries round the world, make the CO2 that contributes to global warming by burning fuel. Electricity which is made from hydro-electric dams, wind generators, or nuclear power plants would make hardly any CO2. Conservation of energy by any means, such as turning your thermostat a few degrees, changing light bulbs to compact fluorescent, can be helpful to both your electric bill and the environment. People think there is little effect by one person trying to save, but actually when many of us do these little things, whole power plants worth of energy can be conserved. Google "energy conservation" for many more tips on ways to save.