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1. Coal-fired power plants
2. Natural gas power plants
3. Nuclear power plants
4. Hydroelectric power plants
5. Wind power plants
6. Solar power plants
7. Geothermal power plants
8. Biomass power plants
9. Tidal power plants
10. Wave power plants
2. Natural gas power plants
3. Nuclear power plants
4. Hydroelectric power plants
5. Wind power plants
6. Solar power plants
7. Geothermal power plants
8. Biomass power plants
9. Tidal power plants
10. Wave power plants
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Thermal Power Plants
- Coal-fired: Burn coal to heat water and generate steam to drive turbines.
- Natural gas-fired: Similar to coal-fired plants, but use natural gas instead of coal.
- Oil-fired: Similar to coal-fired plants, but use oil instead of coal.
- Nuclear: Use nuclear reactions to heat water and generate steam.
Renewable Energy Power Plants
- Solar photovoltaic (PV): Convert sunlight directly into electricity.
- Solar thermal: Use sunlight to heat a liquid and generate steam.
- Wind: Use turbines to convert the kinetic energy of wind into electricity.
- Hydroelectric: Use turbines to convert the potential energy of water falling to generate electricity.
- Geothermal: Use the heat from the earth's crust to heat water and generate steam.
- Biomass: Burn organic materials to generate heat and steam.
Other Power Plants
- Combined cycle: Combine a gas-fired turbine with a steam turbine to increase efficiency.
- Cogeneration: Generate both electricity and heat for industrial processes.
- Battery storage: Store electricity from other sources, such as solar and wind, and release it during peak demand.
- Fuel cell: Convert chemical energy into electricity through electrochemical reactions.
- Tidal: Use turbines to convert the energy of tidal currents into electricity.
- Coal-fired: Burn coal to heat water and generate steam to drive turbines.
- Natural gas-fired: Similar to coal-fired plants, but use natural gas instead of coal.
- Oil-fired: Similar to coal-fired plants, but use oil instead of coal.
- Nuclear: Use nuclear reactions to heat water and generate steam.
Renewable Energy Power Plants
- Solar photovoltaic (PV): Convert sunlight directly into electricity.
- Solar thermal: Use sunlight to heat a liquid and generate steam.
- Wind: Use turbines to convert the kinetic energy of wind into electricity.
- Hydroelectric: Use turbines to convert the potential energy of water falling to generate electricity.
- Geothermal: Use the heat from the earth's crust to heat water and generate steam.
- Biomass: Burn organic materials to generate heat and steam.
Other Power Plants
- Combined cycle: Combine a gas-fired turbine with a steam turbine to increase efficiency.
- Cogeneration: Generate both electricity and heat for industrial processes.
- Battery storage: Store electricity from other sources, such as solar and wind, and release it during peak demand.
- Fuel cell: Convert chemical energy into electricity through electrochemical reactions.
- Tidal: Use turbines to convert the energy of tidal currents into electricity.
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