They both generate electricity.
Both hydroelectric and coal power plants generate electricity by turning turbines to produce mechanical energy. Additionally, they both involve heating water to create steam to drive the turbines. However, their primary difference lies in the energy sources used—hydroelectric plants harness the power of water flow, whereas coal plants burn coal to generate electricity.
Coal powered electricity generating plants are quite common. Here in the provice of Ontario (where I live and type) I know that approximately one third of the electricity in the provice is generated by coal power (the other thirds being nuclear and hydroelectric).
Nuclear, coal-fired, and hydroelectric power plants provide electricity.
By coal fired generators.
Coal fired power plants, nuclear power plants, hydroelectric plants, wind generators and solar power plants can be found in the US. There are other types of power generating activities that can also be noted.
China produces most of its electricity from coal, with coal-fired power plants accounting for a significant portion of the country's total electricity generation. In recent years, China has also been expanding its renewable energy sources such as hydroelectric, wind, and solar power to diversify its energy mix and reduce reliance on fossil fuels.
Blenders plug into electrical outlets in your home so have AC current. That electricity may come from wind power, nuclear power plants, coal power plants, solar cells, hydroelectric plants or a combination of the above.
Coal Power plants are cheaper to build.
Most common are oil-powered thermal power stations; there are also some coal-powered and nuclear-powered stations (Mexico has two nuclear reactors worth 1.4 GW). There are also geothermal power plants and hydroelectric plants. Wind and solar power are growing in importance, but are still uncommon.
no it is cheaper
Yes,once its used as much oil and coal power station
Coal Power plants are cheaper to build.