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The strength and vitality required for
sustained Physical or mental activity.

Power derived from the utilization of

physical or chemical resources,
especially to provide light and heat or
to work machines.
The energy in all moving objects is
known as kinetic energy.
It is also regarded as movement energy
because it is the energy contained by
any object in motion or movement.
The heavier and faster the objects move,
the more the possessed kinetic energy.
Electromagnetic waves make up radiant
Energy. It is the form of energy that can
move through space such as the sun’s rays
or heat.
Electrical energy is the energy caused by
the movement of electrons.
The movement of the electrons is based on
the amount of possessed energy.
Wind energy is a form of solar energy.
It describes the process by which wind
is used to generate electricity.
Thermal energy is also known as heat
energy. It is determined by the activeness
of atoms or molecules in an object.
Potential energy is contained in any
object that is at rest.
It is also called stored energy.
 It is the general opposite of kinetic
energy.
The heavier the object, the more its
Potential energy. A good example is the
water held up in a hydroelectric power
dam.
Chemical energy is the stored energy
in the bonds of chemical compounds
such as molecules and atoms.
Gravitational energy is often confused
with potential energy.
Potential energy is stored in any object,
but gravitational energy is only stored
in the height of the object.
Nuclear energy is energy resulting
from changes in the atomic nuclei or
from nuclear reactions.
 Energy conversions
• All forms of energy can be converted into
other forms.
– The sun’s energy through solar cells can be
converted directly into electricity.
– Green plants convert the sun’s energy
(electromagnetic) into starches and sugars
(chemical energy).
1. The industrial sector uses the most
energy at 31%.
2. The commercial sector uses the last
19%.
3. It is used in our daily life activities.
4. All the appliances that we use in our
daily life require energy to work .
1. Inspect windows and ductwork for any air
leakage.
2. Keep lamps, TVs and other electrical
appliances away from the thermostat.
3. Boil water in a covered vessel , the water will
boil faster and use less energy.
4. Purchase an energy efficient modal of water
heater.
5. keep light bulbs dust free. Dust on bulbs could
be reducing your light output by 50%. Etc..
1. Energy can neither be created nor be
destroyed by ordinary means.
It can only be converted from one form to
another.
2. In 1905, Albert Einstein said that mass and
energy can be converted into each other.
he showed that if matter is destroyed, energy
is created, and if energy is destroyed, mass is
created.
E=mc²