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Let's talk about this question.
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We have to explain the various sources of energy.
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So sources of energy can be broadly classified in two classes.
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So we are talking about sources of energy.
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It can be broadly classified into two sources.
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The first one is non -renewable.
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And the second one is renewable.
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As the name suggests, something which cannot be renewed is the non -renewable sources of energy, while something which can be renewed is the renewable sources of energy.
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So non -renewable sources are the most conventional sources because they are used widely, while the renewable sources are non -conventional because their usage as of now is not that much across the world.
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If we talk about some examples of renewable sources of energy, non -renewable sources of energy, the first and the foremost would be the use of coal.
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The second one could be oil, which includes the gasoline of the petroleum as well.
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And the third one is the natural gas.
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It also includes the energy due to the new the nuclear fission and fusions we are going to say nuclear energy is also a part of it so just a brief idea about what each of it is coal is by the burning of coal we produce the energy using a dynamo or a turbine and for these two both the agenda is to form the to burn it and to produce produce the energy using a dynamo or a turbine.
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So that's how we generate energy using the coal and oil.
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Natural gas is also natural gas is nuclear energy is also the same kind.
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While in nuclear energy, we use the fission or the fusion reactions to generate energy.
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Why this is non -renewable, we already talked about it because it's it exhausts wet time...