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A power plant, or power station, is an industrial facility that converts energy from sources like coal, gas, nuclear, hydro, wind, or solar into electricity, primarily using generators (often turbine-driven) to supply the electrical grid for homes, businesses, and industries. Most thermal plants burn fuel to create steam, which spins a turbine connected to a generator, while solar plants use photovoltaic cells directly, and others harness water or wind's kinetic energy.
Types of Power Plants by Energy Source
Fossil Fuels: Burn coal, oil, or natural gas (e.g., Coal Power Plants, Gas Turbine Plants).
Nuclear: Uses nuclear fission to generate heat for steam (e.g., Nuclear Power Plants).
Hydro: Uses the force of flowing water (e.g., Hydroelectric Dams).
Wind: Uses wind to turn large blades connected to generators (Wind Farms).
Solar: Converts sunlight directly into electricity (Solar Farms using Photovoltaic cells).
Geothermal: Uses heat from within the Earth.