Electrical Energy By Cameryn, Lauryn, Wren, and Hannah.

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Electrical Energy By Cameryn, Lauryn, Wren, and Hannah

How People Use Electrical Energy People in the United States use electrical energy for entertainment. People also use electrical Energy when doing chores.

Why Is This The Best Energy? This energy is the best kind because people need to have electricity to watch T.V and entertain themselves.

Other Facts about electrical energy Electricity is produced in an electrical station, (JEA's). This happens by generating stations to burn fossil fuels to create electrical energy. Once the electricity is produced, it is sent through high voltage transmission lines to substations. Electric Safety and Conservation Tips Water is a good conductor. Your body is 70 percent water. This means you are a good conductor of electricity. So never touch an electric appliance.

Electrical energy Electrical energy can also power classrooms so they can use computers to make assignments. We also need electrical energy to be clean. We need this to shower. We would not have cell phones for this matter.