It is any modern power system that uses fossil fuels as power.. There are only two useful types of power generation at the moment. Fossil and nuclear. The "Alternative" energy systems do not yet produce any real power. Wind and solar produce less energy then it cost (in terms of energy) to make the system. Thus these systems are actually bad for the environment and consume power to give us some of it back later.
Fossil fuels are burned to spin a generator which in turn produces electricity.
to make power for somthing using a tipe of fossil fuel.
Fossil fuel is ignited, the heat boils water, the expansion of the water as steam drives a turbine, the turbine drives an electric generator.
To convert the heat of combustion to steam which can be used in an engine.
fossil fuels contain coal, if you burn coal it produce's steam,then the steam turn's the turbine in a generator to produce electricity.That's the cost of fossil fuels ,that they can produce electricity.
Not if it uses fuel derived from fossil oil deposits or other fossil fuels which are not renewable. If it uses bio fuel then that is renewable, as a new crop grows every year.
Yes it is a fossil fuel.
Its 'a' generator ! And no, a generator still needs fuel to run
The heat from coal turns water into steam. It is the steam that turns generator turbine blades to create electricity.
No its not a fossil fuel
Uranium is not a fossil fuel and cannot be a fossil fuel.
Oil is a fossil fuel.