The UK has a variety of energy resources including non-renewable sources like coal, oil, gas, and nuclear energy as well as renewable sources from water, wind, sun, geothermal, and biogas. UK industries are classified as primary extracting raw materials, secondary processing primary products, tertiary providing services, or quaternary providing research, information, and expertise.
The UK has a variety of energy resources including non-renewable sources like coal, oil, gas, and nuclear energy as well as renewable sources from water, wind, sun, geothermal, and biogas. UK industries are classified as primary extracting raw materials, secondary processing primary products, tertiary providing services, or quaternary providing research, information, and expertise.
The UK has a variety of energy resources including non-renewable sources like coal, oil, gas, and nuclear energy as well as renewable sources from water, wind, sun, geothermal, and biogas. UK industries are classified as primary extracting raw materials, secondary processing primary products, tertiary providing services, or quaternary providing research, information, and expertise.
The UK is rich in resources both on land and in the sea. Types of resources: 1. non-renewable(traditional// they cannot be replaced) energy sources: fossil fuel such as coal(Britain in the 1960's, oil( Britain between 1955 and 1975), gas, nuclear energy( from uranium). 2. renewable(newer) energy sources: the water(tidal energy, hydro-electric power), the wind, the sun(solar power), geothermal energy, biogas.
B. The Industry from the UK: Classification:
1. primary industry: dealing with raw materials extracted directly from the earth/sea 2. secondary industry: it processes and manufactures the primary products 3. tertiary industry: it provides services 4. quaternary industry: it provides research, information and expertise