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3. Energy captured directly from sunlight, such as through solar panels or solar thermal systems.
7. The rate at which solar energy is received on a given area of Earth's surface, influenced by factors like latitude, season, and time of day.
8. Energy generated by harnessing the movement of air, often converted into electricity using wind turbines.
10. Energy derived from the Sun, either directly through solar panels or indirectly through processes like wind, hydropower, and biomass.
12. A scientific principle stating that energy cannot be created or destroyed, only transformed from one form to another.

1. A device with blades turned by wind to generate electricity, commonly used in wind farms.
2. Devices that convert sunlight directly into electricity, commonly known as solar cells.
4. The process occurring in the Sun’s core where hydrogen atoms combine to form helium, releasing vast amounts of energy.
5. Electricity produced by the movement of water, typically driven by the Sun’s role in the water cycle.
6. Energy resulting from solar-driven processes, such as wind, hydropower, and biomass production.
9. Financial assistance provided by the government to support the adoption of renewable energy technologies like solar and wind power.
11. Renewable energy sourced from organic materials like plants and agricultural residues, which store energy from the Sun.