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Energy generated from the movement of surface waves, often using floating turbines or oscillating water columns. An example is a wave power farm at sea.

Energy generated from the kinetic power of the wind, captured by wind turbines. An example is wind farms with multiple large turbines in windy areas.

Energy from sunlight concentrated by mirrors to heat a fluid, which then produces steam to drive turbines. An example is the Ivanpah Solar Power Facility.

Energy from the temperature difference between warmer surface water and colder deep water, typically using a heat engine. An example is the Natural Energy Laboratory of Hawaii.

Energy harnessed from the sun via photovoltaic cells which convert sunlight directly into electricity. An example is solar panels on a home's rooftop.

Energy created by moving water, typically harnessed by a dam that drives a turbine to generate electricity. An example is the Hoover Dam.

Energy from the heat of the Earth's core, accessed by drilling and then converting steam into electricity. An example is the Geysers Geothermal Complex.

Energy obtained from tidal forces, using the rise and fall of sea levels to generate electricity. An example is a tidal barrage generating power.

Energy produced by capturing and using methane and other gases from decomposing waste in landfills. An example is a landfill gas power plant.