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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.
Today's power plants are bigger and controlled by computers, but the basic process is still the same as it was nearly 120 years ago. Here's how power plants make electricity: Coal is dug up and sent on trains and boats. The coal is burned to heat water to make steam. Inside the generator, the steam spins a big fan called a turbine. The spinning turbine rotates a big magnet around a piece of wire & that motion creates a magnetic field that electrifies the wire.