your nations most used power source

[Mikanjima]

By greatest to least:

Wind power, natural gas, nuclear, solar

[Scandinavian Nations]

Gay power.

[Smara]

Animal power, as in manpower and work animals.
After that, river powered machines are also used.

[Dushan]

Solar and to a lesser extend Nuclear Fusion Power.

[The Soviet German Union]

Offshore Wind-Plants. On second place are dams.

[Nordenkaltian Union]

Geothermal and wind. There's not enough sunlight for solar and nuclear energy is banned while fossil fuels are heavily taxed.

[New Lexingta]

Nuclear power dominates in New Lexingta. Hydroelectric is a close second.
Solar and Fossil Fuels are also popular.

[Rosaceae]

The primary energy source of Rosaceae is Nuclear energy, accounting for 54% of total energy output, while a vast variety of different nuclear reactors are operated within the nation, the most common is liquid metal cooled Fast neutron reactors, though another common one is molten salt reactor, which uses liquid fluoride thorium, another highly used type is nuclear thermal stations, though besides those three, numerous reactor types are in use across the nation. Accounting for most of Rosaceae’s nuclear facilities are Generation Type III, being built from 1996 to present. Currently there exists sixty-three (63) nuclear generation plants/ power plants across the nation, though with Generation IV plants being designed, the private and and government sectors have planned for an additional thirty-two (32) more station’s, all varying in size, type, and output level. By 2040, the nation is expected to gain 79% percent of its energy by nuclear power.

[Ndaku]

Solar, water, and wind. Eco-friendly power is considered a government priority in terms of energy production in Ndaku.

[Casalia]

Aero-power

[Reichsland]

Hydro is the largest energy producing method in Reichsland, followed by Geothermal, Nuclear, with Wind being the least used.

[Australian rePublic]

The little black rock that provides reliable energy without depending on suitable weather and without potentially causing a Chernobyl nor a Fukushima, and it doesn't f&&k up the economy

[Irona]

Nuclear although geo-thermal and various other green energy's come close. Combined they make up far-far more than Nuclear.

[Mordakia]

At present, around 52% Nuclear(Fission), 34% Gas, 8% Wind 4% HEP and Tidal 2% Solar
We did well to eliminate coal and oil from the mix, but our gas reserves are running out so we are spending loads of money in the short term to make Gas plants as efficient as possible and subsidising some of their operations while pouring even more into research of Nuclear Fusion - we can't produce more energy than we put in for more than 50 seconds consistently at our lab in Pisawa. We hope to get there soon because our manufacturing is heavily dependent on continuing low energy costs

[The Pacifican Islands]

Thorium Fusion Reactors

[Heidenheim]

Solar energy is a major source in parts of the country that get enough light, and wind power is common everywhere. Tidal and geothermal plants make significant contribution. We have one hydroelectric plant, and one coal-powered plant, the latter scheduled to be shut down when more wind farms (currently under construction) come online.

[Esperantujo 2]

solar and wind power

[North Rietumimark]

Most of Rietumimark's energy is generated from hydro and nuclear power.

[The Gamindustrian Union]

Green power and fusion power.

[New Vinland]

1)Coal
2)Natural Gas
3)Hydroelectric
4)Nuclear
5)Wind

[Islamic Republic of Aceh]

1. Natural Gas (30%)
2. Hydroelectric (8%)
3. Wind (2%)
4. Nuclear (40%)
5. Solar Power (20%)

[The Islands of Versilia]

Thorium

[Pantalm]

Glucose from gigantic artificial structures that can simulate photosynthesis accurately (think artificial trees).

[Tamsien]

Nuclear and hydroelectric plants supply up to 65% of the nation's power supply. Natural gas and coal remain in use but are to be phased out in the near future in favor of more eco friendly methods.

[Egenis]

dark energy, warp energy and antimatter