Energy Sources - Statistics

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Answer Stats
Hint Answer % Correct
Industrial Revolution (18th century) Coal
88%
Use in lighting (19th century) Natural Gas
33%
Used as Fuel in bog regions (Ancient Times) Peat
30%
Photovoltaic Cells (1954, Bell Labs) Solar Energy
25%
Thomas Edison and Nikola Tesla (late 19th century) Electricity
23%
Windmills (Middle Ages, Netherlands) Wind Energy
23%
Manhattan Project (1940s) Nuclear Energy
20%
Water Wheels (Ancient Greece) Hydropower
18%
Drilling in pennsylvania (1859) Petroleum
15%
Firewood, Animal Dung (early human societies) Biomass
13%
Formation over millions of years Fossil Fuels
13%
Used for bathing (Ancient Rome) Geothermal Energy
8%
Early prototypes developed in the 20th century Wave Energy
5%
La Rance Tidal Power Station (France, 1966) Tidal Energy
3%
Rudolf Diesel (1895) Biodiesel
0%
Usage in transportation (19th century) Compressed Natural Gas
0%
Sir William Grove (1839) Hydrogen Fuel Cells
0%
Produced from wood (19th century) Methanol
0%
Hydraulic Fracturing (1940s) Natural Gas Fracking
0%
Concept developed in the 1930s (OTEC) Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion
0%
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