power plants
Grid supply stations
Power plants are facilities that generate electricity, typically by converting energy from fuel sources—coal, natural gas, nuclear reactions, or renewable sources like wind and water—into electrical power for distribution.
The term also refers to the engine or motor that powers a vehicle or machine: The aircraft's power plant performed flawlessly during testing.
- generatorElectricity-producing machine
- coalCombustible sedimentary rock
- turbineBlade-driven energy converter
- steamHeated water's gaseous form
- smoke stacksTall industrial exhaust pipes
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- green energyrenewables, solar farm, solar panel, wind turbine, hydropower
- energy infrastructureelectrical grid, electricity grid, electric grid, national grid, transmission lines
- nuclear energynuclear reactors, nuclear fission, nuclear fusion, uranium, plutonium
- Nuclear Powernuclear reactors, nuclear fuel, nuclear waste, uranium, plutonium
- electric utilitiesutility companies, energy suppliers, public utilities, PG&E, PPL
- energy policyenergy policy, energy bills, energy independence, energy security, energy efficiency
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Industrial production facilities
data centers · industrial facilities · households · appliances · electric motors
power plantsbatteries
Portable energy storage units
solar panels · portable generators · fuel cells · microgrids
power plantswilderness
Uncultivated, uninhabited natural region
nature preserves · pristine landscapes · undeveloped land · greenfields · forests
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