Renewable and non-renewable energy
Basic Science JSS1 Second Term
Week 9
Renewable and non-renewable energy
Performance objectives:
- Explain the meaning of renewable and non-renewable energy.
- Give examples of renewable and non-renewable energy.
- State the implication of misuse of non-renewable energy.
Content
Meaning of Energy
Energy may be defined as the capacity or ability to do work. Energy exists in everybody whether they are human beings or animals or non-living things. Energy is measured in the same unit as work that is JOULES.
Renewable and non-renewable energy
Renewable energy is one that is naturally replaced when it is used.
Examples are sun, wind, and water.
Non-renewable energy is the energy that cannot be replaced after use.
Examples are fossil fuels, natural gas, and coal.
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- REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM
- HUMAN REPRODUCTION I
- HUMAN REPRODUCTION II
- CONSEQUENCES/IMPLICATION OF TEENAGE PREGNANCY
- SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED INFECTIONS (STIs)
- HIV / AIDS I
- HIV/AIDS (II)
- ENERGY
- RENEWABLE ENERGY
- Living and Non-living things 1
- Living and Non-living things 2
- Living and Non-living things 3
- Living and Non-living things 4
- Living and Non-living things 5
- Basic Science JSS1 Second Term Mid-Term Assessment
- Test
- Energy 1
- Energy 2
- Energy 3
- Renewable and non-renewable energy II
- Renewable and non-renewable energy
- Basic Science JSS1 Second Term Final Assessment
- Test
- Chapters 21
- Category JSS1
- Author ClassNotes Edu
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