“Energy innovations” is a fascinating and timely topic for ESL learners, just like you. It combines cutting-edge technology, environmental science, and global economic issues. By exploring this field, you can expand your vocabulary, improve your reading and listening comprehension, and engage in discussions about a critical global challenge. Understanding the vocabulary here today will allow you to participate in deeper, more thought-provoking conversations on “energy innovations.” Let’s jump right in!

5 TERMS

1. Electrification (Noun): The process of powering something with electricity rather than traditional fuels, often used in the context of transportation or industry.

2. Decentralization (Noun): The distribution of energy production and storage across many smaller, local units, rather than relying on large, centralized power plants.

3. Hydrogen (Noun): A clean energy source that can be used as fuel for electricity generation or in transportation, often produced through electrolysis of water.

4. Carbon Capture (Noun): A technology that captures carbon dioxide emissions from sources like power plants and stores them underground to prevent them from entering the atmosphere.

5. Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) (Noun): A contract between an energy producer and a buyer (such as a corporation or government) to purchase electricity at a predetermined price for a set period.

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