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Introduction Energy transition

Forms of energy

Kinetic energy Potential energy Thermal energy Chemical energy Electrical energy Electrochemical energy Electromagnetic energy Sound energy Nuclear energy

Energy sources

Primary energy carriers Energy storage The Sun

Energy generation

Electrical energy generation Electromagnetic generator Hydro turbines Wind turbines Wave turbines Tidal turbines Gas turbines Other internal combustion engines Steam turbine Sterling engine Photovoltaic energy generation Electrochemical batteries Fuel cells

Energy distribution and utilization

Transmission of electrical energy Distribution of electrical energy Utilization of electrical energy Heat pump

Oil and gas - Hydrocarbons

Hydrocarbon definition and formula Oil and gas generation Oil and gas exploration and production Oil and gas drilling Drilling equipment Drilling operations Well completion Oil and gas production Production facilities Enhanced oil and gas production Oil refining and distribution Gas treatment Oil and gas storage and transportation Oil and gas distribution Oil and gas use

Other fuels

Biofuel Biomass Bio-oil Biodiesel Green – Renewable diesel Biogas Synthetic diesel Cleaning and drying Gas to liquid (GTL) Biomass to liquid (BTL) Fischer-Tropsch Synthesis (FTS) Ethanol Methanol Hydrogen Ammonia

Substance turnover

Carbon cycle Carbon dioxide Carbon dioxide – Photosynthesis Nitrogen cycle Water cycle