What is not a conventional energy source is

Question 1: Does hydro energy belong to conventional energy or new energy? 1, conventional energy, also known as traditional energy, refers to the large-scale production and widespread use of energy. Such as coal, oil, natural gas, nuclear energy, etc. are one-time non-renewable conventional energy. Hydropower is a renewable energy source, such as the Gezhouba hydroelectric power plant and the Three Gorges hydroelectric power plant, as long as the Yangtze River water does not dry up the ridge, power generation will not stop. Coal and oil and natural gas is not, they are in the earth's crust by millions of years of formation (according to the current rate of adoption, oil available for decades, coal available for hundreds of years), these energy sources in the short term is not possible to regenerate.

2, new energy, also known as unconventional energy. It refers to a variety of energy forms other than conventional energy. Refers to just started to develop and utilize or are actively studying, to be promoted energy, such as solar energy, geothermal energy, wind energy, ocean energy, biomass energy and nuclear fusion energy.

3, from the above definition, who can belong to the new energy.

Question 2: Is bioenergy a conventional energy source? 5 points New energy may mean renewable energy, not conventional oil and coal. Biogas should be biomass energy belongs to renewable energy.

Bioenergy is biomass energy. Biomass energy is the energy that plant chlorophyll converts solar energy into chemical energy stored inside the biomass, which is also essentially derived from solar energy. Biomass is the most widely used energy source in the world, but according to China's Renewable Energy Law, which came into effect on January 1, 2006, the use of straw, fuel wood, and manure through direct combustion in low-efficiency stoves (the traditional way) is not part of modern biomass energy. Currently developing development and utilization technology is mainly, through the thermochemical conversion technology will be converted into solid biomass combustible gas, tar, etc., through the biochemical conversion technology will be converted into biogas, alcohol, etc., under the fermentation of microorganisms, through the briquettes of fine honey molding technology will be compressed biomass into a high-density solid fuels, etc..

Bioenergy can be broadly categorized into two types - traditional and modern. Biomass energy includes a variety of plants that can be used for energy purposes in nature, human and animal excreta, and urban and rural organic waste converted into energy, such as fuelwood, biogas, biodiesel, fuel ethanol, forestry processing waste, crop residues, urban organic waste, industrial and agricultural organic wastewater and other wild plants. Modern bioenergy refers to all kinds of bioenergy that can be used on a large scale to replace conventional energy sources, i.e., fossil solid, liquid and gaseous fuels. Bioenergy programs in Brazil, Sweden, and the United States are examples of this type of bioenergy. Modern biomass includes: wood waste (industrial); bagasse (industrial); municipal waste; and biofuels (including biogas and energy crops). Traditional bioenergy is mainly confined to developing countries, and broadly speaking it includes all small-scale uses, but they are not always outside the market. Fuelwood for cooking in rural areas of the Third World is a typical example. Traditional biomass includes: domestic fuelwood and charcoal; rice straw and husks; other plant wastes; and animal manure. The world's biomass resources are huge and come in many forms, including fuelwood, agricultural and forestry crops, especially energy crops grown for energy production, agricultural and forestry residues, scraps from food and forest product processing, municipal solid waste, domestic sewage and aquatic plants, etc. The main biomass resources in China are agricultural wastes and charcoal. China's biomass resources are mainly agricultural waste and agricultural and forestry products processing industry waste, fuel wood, human and animal feces, urban household waste and other four aspects.

Fuelwood: Fuelwood is still an important source of energy for many developing countries, which still rely on fuelwood to meet most of their energy needs. However, the increasing demand for fuelwood will lead to a decrease in the amount of forested land, which can only be solved by proper planning and planting of forests.

Crop residue: Crop residue left on arable land also has the function of soil conservation and soil fertility consolidation, therefore, crop residue should not be used for energy conversion without any limitations.

Livestock manure: Livestock manure, after drying can be burned directly to supply heat. If the manure is treated anaerobically, methane and sludge for fertilizer are produced. With a small anaerobic digester, only three to four head of manure are needed to meet the daily energy needs of a small to medium-sized family in a developing country.

Sugar crops: Converting sugar crops into ethanol can be a promising source of bioenergy for countries with vast tracts of unutilized land. The biggest advantage of sugar crops is that they can be fermented directly into ethanol.

Aquatic plants: such as some aquatic algae, mainly including marine sargassum, macroalgae, kelp, etc., and freshwater bougainvillea, duckweed, chlorella and so on. The use of aquatic plants into fuel is also one of the methods to increase energy supply.

Photosynthesis microorganisms: such as sulfur bacteria, non-sulfur bacteria and so on. Municipal garbage: Municipal garbage can be burned directly to produce heat, or through thermal disintegration process to make fuel.

Municipal wastewater: Municipal wastewater contains about 0.02-0.03% solids and more than 99% water. Sewage sludge is expected to be the main feedstock for anaerobic digesters.

Petroleum plants: as a new renewable energy, compared with other energy sources, has the following advantages:

① It is a unique green and clean energy, in today's global environmental pollution, the development and application of it is very favorable to protect the environment.

② widely distributed, if you can plant according to local conditions, you can take the wood into the "oil", without the need for exploration, drilling, mining, but also reduces the long-distance transportation, low cost, easy to popularize and promote.

③ Rapid growth, through large-scale planting to ensure production.

④ Energy is much safer to use than nuclear power and other energy sources, and will not explode ...... >>

Question 3: Which of the following is not one of the three non-renewable conventional energy sources Natural gas Oil Coal Gasoline Coal, oil, and natural gas. Because gasoline is a refined product of petroleum.

Question 4: The following energy sources belong to conventional energy ( ) A. solar energy B. natural gas C. nuclear energy D. geothermal Conventional energy is a primary source of energy that has been able to be produced on a large scale and utilized widely, so natural gas and nuclear energy are conventional energy sources; solar energy and geothermal energy have not been used on a large scale, is a new source of energy; therefore, the choice of BC.

Question 5: The following energy sources belong to the renewable energy source ; belong to the non-renewable energy source The following energy sources, belonging to renewable energy ______; belonging to non-renewable energy ______; belonging to conventional energy ______, belonging to the new energy A. Coal is a non-renewable energy source, but also conventional energy; B. Oil is a non-renewable energy source, but also a conventional energy source; C. natural gas is a non-renewable energy source, but also a conventional energy source; D. Wind is a renewable energy source, but also new energy sources; E. Hydroelectricity is a renewable energy source, but also new energy sources; F. Nuclear energy is a renewable energy source, but also new energy sources F. Nuclear energy is a non-renewable energy source, but also a new energy source; G. Solar energy is a renewable energy source, but also a new energy source; H. Geothermal energy is a renewable energy source, but also a new energy source; I. Tidal energy is a renewable energy source, but also a new energy source; so the answer is: DEGHI, ABCF, ABC, DEFGHI.