How electricity is delivered from Power plant to you
from the power plant, large cables (Transmission lines) suspended on steel poles or towers carry the current to substations.

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How electricity is produced from water
water, which is held in a reservoir or lake behind a dam, must be higher than the power plant so it can fall with enough force to turn the huge steel blades of the turbine.

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How electricity is produced from combustion gases
A gas turbine burns either natural Gas or low-Sulfur oil. air is compressed and discharged into combustion chambers.

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How electricity is produced from steam - Using Fossil fuels
Fuel is burned in the boiler. water, circulating through the boiler, absorbs the heat and changes to steam.

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How electricity is produced from steam - Using nuclear fuel
Heat is created by controlled fission of nuclear fuel in the reactor. water, under pressure to prevent it from boiling, is circulated through the reactor, removing heat.

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How electricity is produced from wind
The turbines adjust so that the blades face into the wind. the wind blows against the blades and makes them turn, which also turns a shaft inside the nacelle.

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