Geothermal energy

5. The minimum amount of electricity needed all the time, regardless of fluctuations in demand.
6. To reduce the severity, seriousness, or pain of something.
7. Relating to the large-scale processes that shape Earth's crust, such as the movement of plates.

1. Energy sources (like wind, solar, hydro) that are replaced naturally and won't run out.
2. Existing in large quantities; plentiful.
3. The process of capturing and storing carbon dioxide, typically underground, to prevent its release into the atmosphere.
4. The basic systems and structures (e.g., buildings, roads, power grids) needed for a society to function.