Power plant

2. A fossil fuel used in some power plants to generate heat and produce electricity.
5. A type of power plant that uses the energy of flowing water to generate electricity.
6. The central area in a power plant where operators monitor and control the plant's operations.
8. The process of carrying electricity from the power plant to substations and distribution lines.
10. A machine inside a power plant that converts energy into electricity.
11. A type of power plant that uses the energy from splitting atoms to generate electricity.
12. A type of energy source that can be naturally replenished, such as solar or wind power.
14. The measure of how well a power plant converts fuel into usable electricity.

1. A form of energy that powers our homes, schools, and devices.
3. A device that captures energy from the sun and converts it into electricity.
4. A device that uses the force of steam, wind, or water to generate power.
7. A large facility where electricity is generated and produced.
8. A device that changes the voltage of electricity, making it safe for use in homes.
9. A facility that receives electricity from power plants and distributes it to local areas.
13. The hot vapor created when water is heated, often used to turn a turbine in a power plant.
15. A substance used to produce heat or energy, such as coal, gas, or oil.