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Energy Supplies and Market Allocations Due Jun 29, 12:29 PM IST
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demand.

... primary energy

resources are distributed
Energy Supplies and Market Allocations
unevenly around the globe.

Video: Where Are Primary

Resources Located? Energy Supplies and Market Allocations
3 min
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Video: Conventional
Reserves
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DUE Jun 29, 12:29 PM IST ATTEMPTS 3 every 8 hours
Video: Renewable Potential 1. Which of the following is NOT a primary source of energy? 1 / 1 point
8 min
Coal.
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... a variety of factors
Electricity.
influence primary energy
supplies. Biomass.
Video: Law of Supply
8 min
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Video: Determinants of
Supply
8 min

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2. The Estimated Levelized Cost of New Generation Resources tells us ... 1 / 1 point
10 min

... markets will attempt to the cost of transitioning to new energy sources.
equilibrate supply with
demand. the average cost of fuel for primary energy sources.

Video: Market Equilibrium the expected cost of energy for the next generation of people.
6 min
the total cost per unit of electricity generated using a particular fuel source.
Video: Market Equilibrium
Examples
13 min
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Video: Energy Markets
Summary
4 min

Video: Political Factors in 3. Almost all primary energy that does not go to direct consumption is transformed into which two outputs? 0 / 1 point
Energy Markets
12 min Agriculture and Industry.

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Electricity and Petroleum Products.
10 min

Assessments Heat and Light.

Resources Refining and Transportation.

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4. Reserves for any non-renewable energy resource are calculated as ... 1 / 1 point

the amount of the resource that can be recovered using existing technology.

the amount of the resource that is commercially recoverable using existing technology.

the amount of the resource that is commercially recoverable using anticipated technology.

the total amount of the resource that exists.

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