Non-renewable (Traditional) Energy Sources: Primary sources can also be referred to as convectional sources. The most important feature of these energy resources is that they can be used only once. Most experts state that although these resources can be multiplied with the discovery of new reserves, they will run out one day.

Renewable Energy is the energy obtained from the existing energy flow in continuous natural processes. Renewable energy sources play the most important role in reducing dependence on fossil fuels such as coal, oil and natural gas. Renewable energy sources can be listed as Solar, Wind, Biomass, Geothermal, Hydraulic, Hydrogen and Ocean Energy (Wave and Tidal).

Renewable energy sources are derived from natural resources and are sustainable.

The sun is more than just a source of light during the day. Every particle of sunlight that reaches the Earth - photons - contains the energy that fuels our planet. Solar panels convert solar energy into usable electricity through a process called the photovoltaic effect. The electricity produced is consumed at the associated consumption facility. There are many ways to harness solar energy. The most common means of using this energy is solar panels. Solar power plants are built with solar panels. Solar energy is converted into electricity through solar panels.