Petroleum oil from the lithosphere of the earth is being consumed at a significantly faster rate than it is being produced. From that standpoint, NO, it is NOT sustainable. On the other hand, a number of processes have been developed to produce the same mixture of molecules from sustainable sources (e.g. biodiesel) so oil in general CAN be sustainable if we do not rely strictly on drilling to produce it.
Really and truly, coal and oil aren't being created fast enough for human use. Coal is most likely not to be used that often; since not everyone is burning coal, we have plenty of it. Oil is a different story. Since we use oil, sometimes in our daily lives, it has to be produced more often the coal, because me use it so much!
Energy is produced from oil (or any other fossil fuel) by a simple process. First, they burn the oil to heat a tub of water. The water turns into steam, which travels through pipes to reach a turbine. The turbine is hooked up to a generator. When the steam reaches the turbine, it turns the blades, which sends an electric current to the generator. This generates electricity.
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biomass is produced in different ways
electricity is produced by generators the oil is used to run the generators.
No. Mopar oil is produced by Pennzoil. Mopar Oil Filters are produced by Purolator with one exception; their oil filter for the 5.9 and 6.7 Cummins diesel engine is produced by Fleetguard, a division of Cummins.
what percentage of electricity is produced from locally produced oil in Pakistan? when compared to the Pakistan total electricity requirement?
heat energy is produced when you burn coal,oil and natral gas
Crude oil is the raw form of oil mined from underground, not produced. Some places with alot of crude oil however are Alaska and Canada.
Cerumen Oil
Cerumen Oil
Yes
OIL
yes
Oil can be produced in this fashion, although we of course are using it much, much faster than it is being produced.
There are many countries in Africa that produce oil.