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    This document discusses energy from several perspectives. It begins by defining energy as the capacity of a system to do work. It then examines who produces energy, with the top producers being the United States, Russia, China, Saudi Arabia, and Canada. The document also looks at where energy comes from in the United States, with petroleum, coal, and natural gas making up the largest sources. Finally, it analyzes energy consumption, noting that the United States consumes 25% of the world's energy despite having only 5% of the population, while China's energy consumption is growing the most rapidly.

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    ENERGY

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    Frank Ortiz Dominguez
    This document discusses energy from several perspectives. It begins by defining energy as the capacity of a system to do work. It then examines who produces energy, with the top producers being the United States, Russia, China, Saudi Arabia, and Canada. The document also looks at where energy comes from in the United States, with petroleum, coal, and natural gas making up the largest sources. Finally, it analyzes energy consumption, noting that the United States consumes 25% of the world's energy despite having only 5% of the population, while China's energy consumption is growing the most rapidly.

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    ENERGY

    Professor: Camones Estela, Rosaura

    Students:
    -Contreras Baila, Claudio
    -Francisco Barrios, Jean
    -Ortiz Dominguez, Frank
    -Palomino Nuez, Jose
    1. WHAT IS ENERGY?
    2. Who produces?
    2.1 Where do they get the energy?
    3. Who consumes?
    1. WHAT IS ENERGY?

    Energy is the capacity of a


    system to do work

    In summary energy keeps us moving


    2. WHO PRODUCE?

    Many countries around the


    world produce energy.
    Countries that produce
    the Most Energy

    United States 19%


    Russia 11%
    China 8%
    Saudi Arabia 5%
    Canada 5%
    Great Britain 3%
    Iran 3%
    Norway 3%
    India 2%
    Mexico 2%
    WHERE DOES OUR ENERGY COME FROM?
    YEAR
    2000

    THE UNITED STATES

    PETROLEUM COAL
    NATURAL GAS
    38.6% 22.7%
    23.7%
    16%

    HYDROELECTRIC RENEWABLE
    POWER RESOURCES
    NUCLEAR
    ENERGY 3.8%
    8.1%

    3.1%
    GEOTHERMAL
    ENERGY

    SOLAR
    ENERGY

    WIND POWER
    Energy consumption in
    the world

    CONSUMPTION OF ENERGY IN COUNTRIES

    The United States consumes 25% of the world's energy


    (with a productivity share of 22% and 5% of the world's
    population). The amount of water required represents
    almost 50% of water used in the EE. UU versus 35% used
    in agriculture. The most significant growth in energy
    consumption is occurring in China, which has been
    growing at an annual rate of 5.5% for the last 25 years.
    Its population of 1,300 million people currently consume
    at a rate of 1.6 kW per person.
    In Russia, energy consumption has been steady in recent
    years as they agreed in the signed document to increase energy
    efficiency, reduce the impact on the environment, sustainable
    development, energy and technology development and
    improvements in efficiency and competitiveness of the sector.

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