Coal is a non-renewable fossil fuel that is the largest source of electricity generation worldwide. It is formed from the remains of prehistoric vegetation that accumulated in swamps or forests and underwent fossilization over millions of years. In 1999, world carbon dioxide emissions from coal usage totaled 8 million tons. The top coal producing countries are China, the United States, the European Union, India, and Australia. Coal is burned in power plant boilers to produce steam, which spins turbines that generate electricity.

1. • The Coal are the residues that altered
vegetation prehistoric that originally
accumulated in swamps or forests.

2. • The power of coal, it's a primary energy
because we take it from the natural.
• It's not renewable because NON-RENEWABLE
resources that can not be produced, grown,
regenerated, or reused on a scale which can
sustain its consumption rate.. It’s traditional
because it has got a lot of years, and it isn't
new.

3. Energy of Coal
• Coal is the largest source of energy for the
generation of electricity worldwide, as well as
one of the largest worldwide anthropogenic
sources of carbon dioxide releases. In 1999,
world gross carbon dioxide emissions from
coal usage were 8 million tones of carbon
dioxide. This is a video of how is coal formed.

4. º
Country
Coal producted
(million tones)
República Popular China 2,536.7
Estados Unidos 1,039.2
Unión Europea 590,5
India 478,2
Australia 393,9
Rusia 314,2
Sudáfrica 269,4
Alemania 201,9
Indonesia 174,8
Polonia 145,8
Kazajistán 94,4
Turquía 76,6
Ucrania 76.3
Colombia 71,7
Canadá 69,4
República Checa 62,6
Grecia 62,5
Vietnam 41,2
Rumania 35,4
Bulgaria 30,4
Tailandia 18.3

6. Now explain this photo, the Coal goes to the boiler
furnace, the boiler furnace burn the coal and it
transformed into steam. Then the steam passes to
the turbine and then the generator transforms the
steam to energy and this energy passes to the
transmission lines and then the electricity goes to
the house.