What renewable energy sources are not burned?

Answer 1

Ooo I know this one did this in like the 7th grade... its umm wel I know biomass is a renewable energy source because the energy it contains ... chlorophyll in plants captures the sun's energy by converting. This is a tuffy I could give you 10 off the top of my head that DO include the sun as a renuable energy source? Okay say electricity! bc it comes from lightining too, and the sun isn't shining when lightning hits so that. Sorry dude or dudet. Can't help you. Unless you feel like helping me do college chem. jk.

Answer 2

Not weather dependent:

Geothermal energy is powered by the long term radioactive decay of fissile products in the earths crust.

Tidal energy is powered by the combined motions and rotations of the Sun, Moon and Earth.

Neither of these are weather dependent.

Outside the Earth's atmosphere solar energy for artificial satellites or a solar array could be considered to be non-weather dependent.

Weather dependent:

Large scale hydroelectricity would be more likely influenced through long term climate changes than weather changes.

Biowastes acquired from diverse locations, or collected over time such as in a landfill might also be considered weather independent.

Wind power and Solar power also depends on the weather.

Of course acquiring energy from all these sources would have environmental impacts, particularly hydroelectricity.

Answer 3

Geothermal energy is the one renewable energy (the others are solar, wind, hydro, tidal and wave and biofuel) that does not depend on energy from the sun. Geothermal means 'heat from the earth' and that's where it's energy comes from, the heat deep under the earth.

Answer 4

There were not a list of answer choices provided. But petroleum is not renewable. With petroleum going so fast we may have a global energy crisis in the near future.

Answer 5

solar energy