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As an environmentally friendly nation, the majority of our energy comes from solar panels, the rest from wind and water turbines.

Wind (41%), Water (26%), Solar (19%), Geothermal (11%), other alternatives (3%).

Over 75 % of our energy is produced by nuclear source but renewable energy sources like Water Power Stations, Wind Farms and Solar Energy are coming popular. However until we find a more eco-friendly way to produce massive amount of energy Nuclear will remain the main Energy Source.

For a long time we were a major coal producing nation, however production has massively declined, and we rely on imported natural gas, largely from Russia, which leaves us subject to Russian price rises. There is an attempt to make use of hydro-electricity and other renewable energies.

Hydrogen-Deuterium fuel cells

Green Energy.

Nuclear Energy and hydropower, mostly. We have scattered oil, coal, and natural gas plants, as well as wind and solar plants, but the vast majority of power (~90%) is generated via nuclear or hydropower (as it stands ~70% of all power is generated via nuclear plants).

Nuclear, hydroelectric, geothermal, and also natural gas and petrol.

Tulija wrote:Nuclear, hydroelectric, geothermal, and also natural gas and petrol.

Geothermal... assistants take a note of that.

Ramdaspur uses solar, wind, and hydroelectric energy.

Our main energy source is from coal. It gives 65% of our energy. The rest 35% is from rivers and nuclear energy.

In the Empire, a cocktail of energy sources are used. 35% of all energy is produced by the nuclear fission of uranium-235. 15% is produced by solar energy. Vast swathes of Dangish desert were converted into solar plants at great cost. An additional 20% is produced from offshore wind power, and 10% is from hydroelectric plants. The remaining 30% is produced from the burning of natural gas.

Hydro-power and Solar Power are the main forms of power.
Hughes Water Power is the main provider of Hydro-Power, and they own 5 dams, which provide power to over 3,000,000 million people.

Advanced Concentrated Solar Ray Thermo Power Plants.

There is also a joke that most of our power comes not from nuclear energy, but from great people rolling in their graves.

ours is a static telsa reactor running off static in the air and powered by 1/4 of its energy when turned on.

Mostly hydroelectric and nuclear.

Deuterium-tritium fusion reactors.

85% Nuclear
10% hydroelectric
5% Geothermal

We solved the whole nuclear waste problem awhile ago. Load it onto a rocket and launch it into space.

From burning the dead to create energy.

Buttered Toast-Cat turbines.

Nah, but really we employ multiple sustainable energy source technologies ranging from personal to interstellar. Sources like wind, hydro, tide/wave, geothermal, solar, ambient, solar wind, gravity, and fusion

We have vast deposits of fossil fuels - mainly petroleum and natural gas - that provide 100% of our energy requirements. We are presently looking into the feasibility of nuclear and solar energy.

The three largest are nuclear, geothermal and wind.

We use nuclear fusion.