electricity generation

Electricity generation involves converting different energy sources into electrical power. Typically, a generator uses a turbine—driven by wind, steam, water, or gas—that spins a magnet inside coils of wire. This movement creates a flow of electrons, producing electricity. Power plants may burn fuels or use renewable resources like sunlight or wind to produce mechanical energy that drives turbines. The generated electricity is then transmitted through power lines to homes, businesses, and industries. Essentially, electricity generation transforms various energy forms into electrical energy, enabling us to power everyday devices and infrastructure efficiently and reliably.