Energy

2. The capacity to do work or cause change in a system, measured in joules
3. Energy Stored energy an object has due to its position or configuration
4. Energy Energy sources that can be naturally replenished, like solar or wind power
6. The process of changing energy from one form to another
7. Electricity produced by splitting atomic nuclei (nuclear fission) in a controlled environment, releasing massive amounts of heat used to generate power.
10. Fuels Non-renewable energy sources formed from decomposed organic materials over millions of years, including coal, oil, and natural gas.
11. Energy Power generated by using the force of moving water to turn turbines and create electricity, typically through dams or river systems.
14. Energy created by the movement of electrons through a conductor
15. Heat energy produced from the movement of particles within a substance, which can be converted into electrical or mechanical energy.
16. Energy Heat energy produced by the movement of particles in a substance
17. Electricity generated by using wind turbines that convert the kinetic energy of moving air into electrical power.

1. The principle that energy cannot be created or destroyed, only transformed
5. Renewable energy produced by burning organic materials like wood, agricultural crops, or waste to generate heat or electricity.
8. Electrical or thermal power produced by capturing and converting sunlight using photovoltaic panels or solar thermal collectors.
9. Energy The energy of motion, possessed by an object moving or vibrating
12. The complete change in the form or characteristics of energy
13. Energy stored in the bonds between atoms and molecules