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Climate change is when the weather gets intense for example how the world is warming up currently to the point that antarctica is melting.

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non-renewable energy sources from the remains of ancient animals and plants that have been dead for over millions of years.

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When gases are trapping heat in the atmosphere keeping the planet warm and increases gases like carbon dioxide and methane.

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The albedo effect shows how sunlight bounces off Earth's surface, places like forests have low albedo.

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phase change talks about a substance transforming between states of matter, melting is when a solid transforms to a liquid and freezing is the opposite where liquid turns solid.

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Reflecting something like a mirror (?)

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Renewable energy is energy that can be reused/recycled, you don't have to get rid of the energy but you can reuse it.

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energy produced at the same time and then stored to be used afterwards.

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Useful energy getting put out to the total energy to a device or process

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Large urban areas are warmer than rural areas.

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The output is returned to the input to modify or reinforce the system

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Emit rays such as heat or light from a center

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imitating a process or situation

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minimum level of a demand on a electrical grid

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highest level of energy an electrical requires

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a stable and predictable energy source that doesn't rely on the fuel amount or weather.

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Ozone is a chemical that can be both good and bad depending on it's location. When it's higher at the atmosphere, it forms a protective layer against UV Radiation (sunlight), however when it's at ground level it can be harmful and cause smog.

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Cogeneration, also known as combined heat and power (CHP), is the simultaneous production of two or more forms of useful energy (such as electricity and heat) from a single fuel source.

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A circular economy is an alternative to the traditional linear economy (make, use, dispose) in which resources are kept in use for as long as possible, extracting the maximum value from them while in use, and then recovering and regenerating products and materials at the end of each service life.

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District heating is a system that distributes heat generated in a centralized location to multiple buildings through a network of insulated pipes.

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Combustion is rapid, high-temperature chemical reaction of a substance with an oxidant that is typically oxygen, to produce heat and light.

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The degree or intensity of heat pressure.

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A unit of energy equivalent to the heat energy needed to raise the temperature.

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envisions a future energy system where hydrogen replaces fossil fuels as a clean, versatile energy carrier, powering transport, heating, and industry with water as the main byproduct, reducing emissions and enhancing energy security, particularly using "green hydrogen" made from renewables for a truly sustainable shift

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use electricity to split water into hydrogen and oxygen.

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converts hydrogen and oxygen into electricity via an electrochemical process

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The upward force generated by an airfoil moving through air acting perpendicular to the direction of flight and opposing weight.

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a rotary machine that extracts energy from a working fluid (steam, gas, water, wind) and converts it into mechanical energy—typically electricity—by spinning blades on a rotor shaft

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relating to the production of electric current at the junction of two substances exposed to light.