What are some energy sources that come from fossil fuels?

Answer 1

Coal (apex)

Answer 2

Coal (apex)

Answer 3

The term fossil energy is uncommon and one is more likely to see the term fossil fuel. One can assume safely that any reference to fossil energy is really an alternative to the use of the term fossil fuel.

That said, both terms are technically inaccurate. Fossils do not provide fuel or energy, but it is merely a linguistic convention to use the terms.

When we say fossil fuels, we mean gas and oil (petroleum) and related hydrocarbon fuel sources that formed from organic matter buried in the earth millions of years ago. These fuels are overwhelmingly the result of anaerobic decomposition of plankton and not larger plants or animals the would possible leave fossils. (There will be some very small component of larger plants an animals in the organic matter.)

Answer 4

Some energy sources that come from fossil fuels include coal, oil, and natural gas. These fuels are burned to generate electricity and are commonly used in transportation and heating.

Answer 5

Fossil Fuels - Fuels such as coal, oil, and natural gas, formed from the remains of ancient plants and animals.

Answer 6

heat,electricity, and gasoline heat,electricity, and gasoline

Answer 7

a fuel that once used is not reusable and will soon run out and it is made out of fossils sometimes and the fossil fuels are natural gas, coal and oil

Answer 8

Fossil fuel is nonrenewable source energy. :P

Answer 9

Fossil fuels come from things such as plankton, plants and animals that have died and decomposed millions of years ago. This is what oil is made out of.

Answer 10

Fossil energies are fuels formed by natural processes. These are anaerobic decomposition of buried dead organisms.