Difference Between Conventional Energy And Conventional Energy

Aside from our water and food resources needs, energy can be considered as one of the world's most important recourses. Our world has been supplied with two types of energy, the Renewable energy and Conventional energy. From the past decades, energy has been a huge help on the economic growth. Through the distribution of energy to the world it has been providing much efficient growth on discovering new technologies and giving job opportunities that drastically helped our local and global economy. Because of the vast growth of our economy, the consumptions and energy demands has been growing through time as well. The possible conclusion of this is all of the machines nowadays are powered by energy. In order to have a sufficient supply of energy
The resources of conventional energy are found underground. When used, it cannot be rebuilt or replaced immediately by nature through time. It will take more than a hundred million years to build up again, and there are limited quantities. The name that represents this group of resources is fossil fuel and other more. For example crude oil (petroleum) coal and natural gas. In Thailand Conventional energy has been the source of energy as well, due to its harmful effects on the environment, government has come up with a solution in reducing and at a time replacing the conventional energy to renewable energy which doesn’t harm the environment. On the other hand, the renewable energy is a natural source of energy around us. Never runs out of availability which can be replaced in a short time after being used by nature. So there are several names used to refer to - the renewable energy and energy unused including clean energy and green energy. Since most of the renewable energy doesn’t cause pollution to the environment example of these energies are solar energy, wind energy, hydropower, ocean wave energy, tidal energy, biomass, geothermal energy and hydrogen