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Future Fuels
Exploring our energy options
The Sun is the origin for most of our energy sources. Humans have relied on fossil fuels in the past, but what will fuel our energy needs in the future?
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In search of oil
Adam Vonk studies the geology of the Taranaki basin to discover what the rocks present tell him about the past and the prospects of finding oil.
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Renewable energy sources
Renewable energy sources include solar, wind, water, geothermal power and bioenergy, and they play an important part in reducing the use of non-renewable resources.
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Geothermal power
Geothermal energy is a renewable resource that we can use to make electricity with little environmental impact, provided waste water is disposed of carefully.
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Peter Hall
Peter Hall is a senior scientist in the field of bioenergy research at Crown Research Institute Scion.
