No. There is a finite amount of oil in existence. The oil remaining is costly to find and to get out
of its current reservoirs. Oil and natural gas are being used at a rate that will eventually deplete the supplies of both.
No. The amount is rather limited, and the pollution is also quite problematic.
1% or less of all oil consumption goes toward making plastics, so it is a sustainable source. However, we also consume oil as fuel, and THAT is where oil becomes an unsustainable source. If we can move away from oil as a fuel, then oil becomes sustainable.
Oil takes millions of years to form. Eventually we will run out of oil and need a new source.
sustainable things save energy and non sustainable things don't help the environment
Electricity is a secondary energy source which means it is produced from primary energy sources such as oil, gas, nuclear energy, wind, coal, solar, etc. It may be called an energy carrier.
Energy supply must be sustainable and diverse. And energy needs to be used more efficiently. A sustainable energy supply, both in the short- and the long-term, is needed for promoting both economic development and people's quality of life, as well as protecting the environment.We also need a greater diversification of energy resources - if we are largely dependent on one fuel source, we risk price rises and supply disruptions.Energy is a precious resource which must be conserved. Improved energy efficiency, therefore, in our homes, factories and transport needs to be strongly encouraged. Energy supply must be sustainable and diverse. And energy needs to be used more efficiently. A sustainable energy supply, both in the short- and the long-term, is needed for promoting both economic development and people's quality of life, as well as protecting the environment.We also need a greater diversification of energy resources - if we are largely dependent on one fuel source, we risk price rises and supply disruptions.Energy is a precious resource which must be conserved. Improved energy efficiency, therefore, in our homes, factories and transport needs to be strongly encouraged.
sustainable energy is the kind of energy that will never run out. example: solar energy, wind energy,etc.
yes
Solar energy is a sustainable power source.
Sustainable Energy Source
Not only is it sustainable, it's also a "passive" energy source ***
1% or less of all oil consumption goes toward making plastics, so it is a sustainable source. However, we also consume oil as fuel, and THAT is where oil becomes an unsustainable source. If we can move away from oil as a fuel, then oil becomes sustainable.
"Sustainable" in this context refers to the source of the energy. If the thermal power plant burns petroleum for example, it is not sustainable, since there is a fairly limited supply of petroleum.
I'm not entirely sure what you mean by sustainable, but solar energy will be available until the Earth dies. So, in that sense it is sustainable. On the other hand it is not economically feasible as a broad based source of energy, so in that sense it is not sustainable.
I'm not entirely sure what you mean by sustainable, but solar energy will be available until the Earth dies. So, in that sense it is sustainable. On the other hand it is not economically feasible as a broad based source of energy, so in that sense it is not sustainable.
Yes, solar power is the main source of sustainable energy in the country given the hot climate in the region. However, the government and the private companies are striving towards developing sustainable energy through wind, water and waste management as well.
Sustainable energy sources are renewable. They don't wear out. They are not subject to depletion such as fossil fuels (coal, oil and natural gas). Examples of sustainable resources are wind, water and solar energy. one that wont run out
There are no differences in quality, appearance, or application. Sustainable Palm Oil is value-added, which is traceable to its source to ensure the supply chain has minimum economic environmental, and social impacts when producing the oil.