No, but fossil fuels can be renewed in one million years.
Petroleum oil is a finite resource, meaning it is not renewable and will eventually run out.
Petroleum is a non-renewable resource. It is a fossil fuel and so a non-renewable source. Petroleum is refined from crude oil, which has been formed over thousands of years. So petroleum is NOT renewable.
is petroleum a renewable resource
Petroleum is a nonrenewable resource.
yes. Plastic is a petroleum product and petroleum is a non-renewable resource
Wind is a renewable resource. Oil is not a renewable resource.
Petroleum is a nonrenewable resource because like oil it can eventually run out Unrefined petroleum is known as "crude oil" - it is oil, not like oil. Petroleum IS RENEWABLE, because it is refined from raw materials (crude oil) which is composed of minerals (carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, sulfur and others) which never go away. The question should be: "HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE FOR CRUDE TO BE RENEWED?" And that is a question that nobody has the answer to. Scientific evidence is inconclusive and still a bone of contention.
Oil, the fossil fuel, is a non-renewable resource on human time scales. Vegetable oil is a renewable resource. An inexhaustible resource would be sunlight and a renewable resource would be wind energy and solar energy.
For a while, yes. Long term, no. It is a non-renewable resource, and so we have to switch over to alternative energy sources.
The advantages of using biofuels is that they are renewable unlike fossil fuels.Recycled vegetable oil is used to make biodiesel (B100), not petroleum. Hence you are decreasing demand for petroleum and reusing a biological, renewable resource, and emissions are significantly less (see link below).Reference link below.they are renewable
Yes there is allot of energy in petroleum. However it is a non renewable resource.
Yes, petroleum is a non-renewable resource because it is formed over millions of years from the remains of ancient plants and animals. Once extracted and used, it cannot be replaced on a human timescale.