EARTH SCI

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  • encompass a wide array of natural outlets and reservoirs of energy that can be tapped into, transformed, and employed to fulfill human requirements and facilitate energy provision for a multitude of uses
    ENERGY RESOURCES
  • resources that can be easily replaced on a human timescale
    RENEWABLE RESOURCES
  • naturally regenerate relatively quickly and have a limited environmental footprint
    RENEWABLE RESOURCES
  • governs the development, utilization, and commercialization of energy resources in the Philippines.
    RA OF 9513
  • derived from the sun's radiation and converted into electrical energy through photovoltaic or solar panels
    SOLAR ENERGY
  • another way to harness solar energy is through the use of concentrated solar power or solar thermal system.

    SOLAR ENERGY
  • describes the process by which the wind is used to generate mechanical power or electricity
    WIND ENERGY
  • it is indirect form of solar energy

    WIND ENERGY
  • this type of energy is one of the primary suppliers of electricity in the world due to its reliability and low-cost production .
    HYDROELECTRIC ENERGY
  • is a facility that has the capacity to generate electricity of more than 30 megawatts.
    Large Power plant
  • has a capacity of 101 kilowatts to 10 megawatts. It can produce electricity to power a home, farm, ranch or village.
    Mini/ Small Power plant
  • has a capacity of 10-100 kilowatts. It can produce electricity enough to power a home, farm, ranch or village.
    Micro Power plant
  • grants incentives and privileges to mini-hydroelectric power developers and entrepreneurs to develop a potential sites for hydroelectric power in their locations.
    RA OF 7156
  • the Clean Water Act

    RA OF 9275
  • the Clean Air Act

    RA OF 8749
  • RA 9003
    SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT ACT
  • are finite sources of energy that require millions of years to develop and are typically obtained from the Earth's crust
    NON-RENEWABLE RESOURCES
  • made up primarily of carbon and hydrogen) based energy sources that are derived from the remains of ancient plants and animals that lived millions of years ago.
    FOSSIL FUELS
  • -its material is primarily composed of carbon and variable quantities of other elements such as oxygen, hydrogen, nitrogen, and sulfur.
    COAL
  • is the process of coal formation wherein plants in a swamp on the edge of a sedimentary basin
    Coalification
  • where largest deposit of coal is found.
    Semirana Island in Antique
  • originates from the remains of plants , animals, and microorganisms that live million years ago.
    NATURAL GAS
  • it is a cleanest of all the fossil fuels
    NATURAL GAS
  • process of drilling rocks straight down to where the natural gas is thought to be deposited.
    HYDRAULIC FRACTURING or FRACKING
  • are gases found in porous or permeable rock beds or mixed oil reservoirs, which can be extracted through drilling.
    Conventional natural gas
  • -is the largest power plant that uses natural gas sourced from the Camago-Malampaya gas field in Palawan.
    ILigan powerplant in Batangas city
  • is where the largest natural gas reserve is concentrated.
    Malampaya offshore field in Palawan
  • form of power generated through the process of nuclear fission, which involves splitting the nuclei of atoms.

    nuclear energy