Across
- 4. A form of energy created from primary energy fuel sources. The National Grid supplies energy in high voltage cables
- 5. The different sources of energy used by households, industry, commerce and in electricity generation
- 7. The extraction of resources for refining and use
- 10. Development that meets the needs of the current generation, by sensible management of the environment, the economy and social welfare, without compromising the needs of future generations
- 11. Hydrocarbon deposits in the earth such as oil, gas and coal that are formed from plant and animal remains in previous geological eras. Non-renewable energy sources
- 12. The amount of minerals that can be extracted for commercial use within a certain period of time and level of technology, they can be known or estimated
- 13. Manufactured sources of power such as electricity or petroleum
- 15. Deposits that may occur in geological basin where no exploration has taken place. They occur in areas that have similar areas where deposits have been found
- 17. Sustainable energy sources from forests, plants and animal waste, which require prudent management
- 18. Energy sources in their raw form such as oil, coal and gas. They are sued to produce secondary energy
- 19. Everlasting resources such as tides, waves, running water and solar power
- 21. The use of a resource
Down
- 1. The amount of rapid variation in the amount of a commodity on the international money markets
- 2. When span the electromagnetic fields are disturbed and electrons are harvested
- 3. Molecules made from carbon and hydrogen, usually the remains of dead animals or plants
- 6. Fan that spins by another force, such as a rush of steam or tidal water
- 8. Resources that will not run out and are continuously created
- 9. When one resource becomes too expensive or scarce then another is used instead
- 14. Any aspect of the environment that can be used to meet human needs
- 15. The total amount of a resource left
- 16. The result of a continuous flow like wind or wave
- 20. The amount of part of a resource that is available for use under current economic and technology conditions
