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What is usually needed for generating electrical energy when using fossil fuels but not needed when using wind or water?
energy put into the plant
rotating generators
spinning turbines
high-pressure steam
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High-pressure steam.
Fossil-fuel plants burn fuel to produce heat and make high-pressure steam to drive turbines; wind and hydro directly use moving air or water to spin turbines, so steam is not required.
Fossil-fuel plants burn fuel to produce heat and make high-pressure steam to drive turbines; wind and hydro directly use moving air or water to spin turbines, so steam is not required.
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