Probably oil. But that's just a myth. They were saying we'll run out of oil in 50 years, 50 years ago! Now they're saying the same thing. We're constantly finding more and more oil, and just this year scientists managed to remove the carbon from normal breathing air - this means we can soon get gasoline out of thin air, literally.
Fossil fuels such as petroleum and coal are the energy sources most likely to run out.
No the sun is the most renewable energy sourse
They use a renewable source of energy. Most are constructed using non renewable resources.
At present it is no kind of energy source and unlikely to be for many years to come. Technically it would be non-renewable, but the raw material is the most common element in the universe so that's not likely to be an insurmountable problem.
Coal is the most widely used source of non-renewable energy.
Oil
Hydropower
yes
Hydro-electric power is the most common renewable source all over the world.Nuclear power is not renewable. When the uranium is all used up there isn't any more.
Hydropower
Hydro-power presently is the most prevalent renewable power source, primarily as hydroelectric generation.
Nuclear energy that is the source of sun energy which in turn is the source of fossil and renewable energies.
Hydroelectricity is the most common renewable energy in China. In 2009 it had an installed capacity of 197 gigawatts.