Renewable and non-renewable energy

People classify primary energy further. Any energy that can be continuously supplemented or can be regenerated in a shorter period is called renewable energy, and vice versa is called non-renewable energy. Wind energy, hydropower, ocean energy, tidal energy, solar energy, and biomass energy are renewable energy sources; coal, oil, and natural gas are non-renewable energy sources. Geothermal energy is basically a non-renewable energy source, but it has a regenerative nature in view of its huge reserves. New developments in nuclear energy will make the nuclear fuel cycle proliferative. The energy of nuclear fusion can be 5 to 10 times higher than that of nuclear fission. The most suitable fuel** (氘) for nuclear fusion is also present in seawater in large quantities, which can be described as “inexhaustible and inexhaustible”. Nuclear energy is one of the pillars of the future energy system.

With the increasing demand for energy from the economic development of countries around the world, many developed countries now pay more attention to the development and research of renewable energy, environmental energy, and new energy. At the same time, we believe that with the continuous advancement of human science and technology, experts We will continue to develop and research more new energy sources to replace existing ones in order to meet the high energy demand of global economic development and human survival, and we can expect that there are still many new energy sources on the planet that have yet to be discovered by humans. And research.