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What are the examples of conventional and non-conventional energy?

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Examples are Coal, natural gas, oil, firewood and hydro

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tidal waves wind power fossil fuels tar sand heavy oil oil shale bio-fuels
Is electrical energy conventional or non conventional?
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What are the examples of non conventional sources of energy?
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windmill, solar energy , solar conductor , Geo-Thermal Energy, tidal energy.
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