Learning outcomes:- To be able to identify the main energy resources available To be able to identify renewable and non-renewable resources To be able.

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Learning outcomes:- To be able to identify the main energy resources available To be able to identify renewable and non-renewable resources To be able to describe ways in which energy is lost from homes and school and suggest ways in which these losses can be reduced.

Energy resources Coal Natural gas Oil Solar Geothermal Biomass Hydroelectric Wind Waves Tidal Nuclear

Non-renewableRenewable Coal Oil Natural gas Nuclear Wind Solar Waves Hydroelectric Geothermal Biomass Tidal

How can we reduce the amount of energy that we use?

How can we save energy at home? Loft insulation Double glazing Carpets Draught excluders Cavity wall insulation