Electrical power plants Conventional

Thermal power plants: Water is heated in a boiler by the heat generated from the combustion of a fossil fuel ( natural gas, coal or petroleum)

Combined cycle power plants: Obtain electricity as the result of two combined cycles; a cycle that uses air and gas and a conventional thermal cycle.

Nuclear power plants: Use a nuclear fission reactor that produces hat to generate the pressurised steam needed to mobe the turbine rotor.

Hydroelectric power plants: Use it by the height of the water stored in a dam, converting it into kinetic energy.This energy moves the blades of the turbine. There are two types: gravity and pump