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Wind power/energy depends on wind to provide mechanical power through wind turbines to turn electric generators for electrical power.

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Coal is a a solid rich material  hat is usually brown or black and most often occurs in stratified sedimentary deposits. Coal is classified as a nonrenewable energy source because it takes a million of years to form.

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Natural gas forms organically over millions of years from decomposing plant and animal matter that is buried in sedimentary rock layers.

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Oil is a nonrenewable resource that builds up in liquid form between the layers of the Earth's crust. It’s retrieved by drilling into the ground and ocean floor, and pumping the liquid out. The liquid is then refined and used to create many different products.

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Petroleum is a crude oil formed from algae or plant matter from the ocean floor/underground. It is burned for energy and is extracted from deep wells.

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Pros:
- creates jobs for the local economy
- ample supply for several decades
- low land disruption

Cons:
- pollutes the environment by releasing CO2 and other toxics
- releases green house gases which contribute to global warming
- it is expensive and dangerous to transport

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Pros:
-it burns cleaner than other fossil fuels (ex. coal)
-easy transportation
-extraction of petroleum is safe

Cons:
-major source of air pollution
-refining petroleum is often a complex process
-causes oil spills

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Pros:
- reliability
- affordability
- abundance

Cons:
- largest contributor to global warming
- severe safety impacts of coal mining
- high cost of transporting coal to centralized power plants.

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When flowing water is captured and turned into electricity, it is called hydroelectric power or hydropower.

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Pros:
- abundant supply
- safer and easier to store
- cheaper

Cons
- highly flammable
- greenhouse gas emissions
- expensive pipelines required

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Pros:
- smaller impact on the environment
- cost-effective
- provides jobs

Cons:
- visual and audio pollution
- wind is inconsistent
- requires a lot of land.

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Solar energy is the conversion of solar radiation to other forms of practical energy like electricity or heat. In short, it is energy produced by the sun.

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An organic material that comes from plants and animals. It contains stored chemical energy from the sun and can be burned or converted to heat or fuel.

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Pros:
- eco-friendly
- low maintenance
- silent

Cons:
- expensive
- can't be used 24 hours a day
- requires space

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Pros:
-less expensive than fossil fuels
-produces less waste in landfills
-carbon neutral, meaning in photosynthesis, other plants can take in the carbon from biomass fuels

Cons:
-not as efficient as fossil fuels
-can lead to deforestation
-takes up a lot of space

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Pros:
- can meet peak electricity demand
- reliable and highly efficient
- great for recreational use

Cons:
- expensive upfront
- limited reservoirs
- flood risk