Tag: Secondary energy

Globally, non-renewable energy sources still supply the majority of the energy we use. Our everyday reliance on electricity, a secondary energy source, is fundamentally dependent on these and other primary sources, which are converted to deliver power seamlessly to homes and industries.

According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, electricity is a secondary energy source, and it is undoubtedly the most widely used in the modern world. Unlike primary sources found directly in nature, such as coal or wind, secondary sources are manufactured from these original inputs. This transformation makes electricity incredibly versatile, powering everything from our homes to industrial machines and global communication systems.