Legal Definitions - clean energy

Clean energy refers to energy that is generated from sources that do not produce harmful emissions or greenhouse gases. This type of energy is often considered to be more environmentally friendly than traditional sources of energy.

• Wind power
• Solar power
• Tidal power
• Geothermal power
• Hydro power
• Biomass power
• Nuclear power (depending on the definition of clean energy)

These examples illustrate the different types of energy sources that can be considered clean energy. Wind, solar, tidal, and geothermal power are all renewable sources of energy that do not produce harmful emissions. Hydro and biomass power can also be considered clean energy sources, although there may be some environmental side effects associated with their production. Nuclear power is a controversial source of clean energy, as it does not produce greenhouse gases but does produce radioactive waste.