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Fuel cell electric vehicles convert hydrogen gas into electricity to power an electric motor and battery. Fuel cell vehicles are a relatively new technology in passenger vehicles, but have a substantial carbon-cutting role to play alongside other all-electric vehicles.
The pressurized steam turns the turbine, which makes electricity. Coal, oil, natural gas, nuclear energy, and wood waste are used to generate electricity in this way. Moving water is funnelled into a turbine, making it turn. The turbine then generates electricity. Most electricity generated in this way comes from hydro-electric dams. These dams hold water back in a reservoir behind a large wall, usually made of concrete.