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Generators create electrical energy.
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A generator converts mechanical (or another form of) energy into electrical energy — it doesn't create energy out of nothing. Energy is conserved; generators transform energy from one form to another (e.g., turbines convert kinetic energy of wind/steam into electricity).
A generator converts mechanical (or another form of) energy into electrical energy — it doesn't create energy out of nothing. Energy is conserved; generators transform energy from one form to another (e.g., turbines convert kinetic energy of wind/steam into electricity).
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