Using up energy is basically converting energy from its original form to such a form in which it becomes useless or it is converted to less usable form.
FOR EXAMPLE - When you use electricity to light a bulb. electrical energy is converted to heat energy which is in turn converted to light energy.
Now you cannot get back heat energy from that light and hence you cannot get back electrical energy.
So here electrical energy is converted to such a form in which is cannot be used further.
It is said to be used
energy derived from sources that do not use up Natural Resources or harm the environment
Not sure exactly what you mean. However, whether we use solar energy or not, the Sun will continue shining - and using up its fuel. So, in a way, any solar energy we don't use will be wasted.Not sure exactly what you mean. However, whether we use solar energy or not, the Sun will continue shining - and using up its fuel. So, in a way, any solar energy we don't use will be wasted.Not sure exactly what you mean. However, whether we use solar energy or not, the Sun will continue shining - and using up its fuel. So, in a way, any solar energy we don't use will be wasted.Not sure exactly what you mean. However, whether we use solar energy or not, the Sun will continue shining - and using up its fuel. So, in a way, any solar energy we don't use will be wasted.
reducing energy use
Energy is the power you have to use during an exercise
potential
Solar energy makes up about 3% of world energy use.Fossil fuels (coal, oil and natural gas) make up about 90% of world energy use.
chicken
So that energy won't be used up easily.
Greenhouses use energy from the sun by making the plastic heat up and warm inside
Well, using energy is using energy. You use energy for your house, car, lights, practically everywere! If this doesn't answer your question.... then I'm sorry. My mistake.
Rabbits use up energy by running/hopping around and jumping up and down.
Alternative resource is the new renewable or inexhaustable energy source;includes solar energy, wind, and geothermal energy.