Across
- 4. Relating to energy generated using the force of the wind to rotate wind turbines and produce electricity.
- 5. Relating to energy harnessed from the heat stored in the Earth's crust, typically by using underground steam or hot water reservoirs to drive turbines and produce electricity.
- 7. Relating to energy obtained from the sun, such as solar photovoltaic or solar thermal energy.
- 8. Relating to the electricity generated from the gravitational force of falling or flowing water, usually in large-scale dams or river systems.
- 10. Relating to energy produced by the movement of water, typically in rivers or dams, which drives turbines and generates electricity.
Down
- 1. Relating to energy derived from the natural ebb and flow of ocean tides, converted into electricity using turbines or other devices.
- 2. Renewable organic matter, such as plant residues, energy crops, or animal waste, used to generate energy through combustion or fermentation processes.
- 3. Relating to the conversion of sunlight into electricity using semiconducting materials in solar cells or panels.
- 6. Relating to energy extracted from the motion of ocean waves, typically through the use of floating or submerged devices that capture the wave's kinetic energy.
- 9. Fuel derived from organic matter, such as crops, agricultural residues, or algae, which can be used in vehicles or power generation.