Green Energy

Shown is a colour photograph of a street corner lit by dozens of neon signs.

Every building along both sides of the street is covered with neon signs. Some are advertising billboards, some are store names, and many are theatre marquees. There is a street light in the middle ground, and an illuminated office tower in the background. In the foreground, a two lines of cars, with headlights on, wait at the intersection. A crowd of people stand on the sidewalk at the corner.

Shown is a colour diagram of a generator, with parts labelled and arrows indicating motion. 

The background is yellow. At the top, a large black circle is connected to a smaller black circle with a black loop. Both circles have arrows curving around them, pointing to the left. The larger circle is labelled Connection to Turbine. The smaller circle is labelled Rotor.

From the rotor, a long grey pole leads down through an orange ring at the bottom centre of the diagram. On either side of the pole is an orange line that forms a square. There is a gap at the bottom of the square, where a line from each side is attached to the ring. The square is labelled wire coil, and the ring has a curved arrow around it, pointing to the left.

To the left of the wire coil is a red, rectangular block with a white letter N on the front. On the right side of the block, five blue arrows point right, toward the wire coil. The block is labelled Stator (magnet).

To the left of the wire coil is a blue, rectangular block with a white letter S on the front. On the left side of the block are five arrows pointing right, toward the block. This block is also labelled Stator (magnet). 

On either side of the orange ring are square black blocks. A red line extends from the bottom of the diagram, turns right, and reaches the left block. On the other side, a blue line extends horizontally from the right block, then turns down to the bottom of this diagram. 

Purple arrows move along the red and blue lines, starting from the bottom left, up and across the orange ring, and down to the bottom right of the diagram. This is labelled Direction of Electric Current.

Shown is a colour animated GIF that shows what happens inside an internal combustion engine.

In the bottom left corner, black numbers cycle through 1, 2, 3, and 4 on a loop. 

On the top left, a yellow substance flows through a pipe. At the bottom of the pipe, a grey stopper on the end of a moving pole, moves up and down, blocking, then allowing the liquid to move into a chamber below.

When the chamber is full of yellow liquid, a white spark from a green plug in the roof of the chamber turns the chamber red. The chamber then quickly turns grey. 

When the chamber is grey, a stopper on the top right of the chamber lets the grey substance up through a pipe. The end of this pipe spews grey fumes, like the exhaust pipe of a car. 

At the bottom of the chamber,  wide grey object moves up and down in a steady rhythm. It moves down when the chamber becomes yellow, then up until the spark, then down when it's grey.

A large, round green object with a pointed triangular top, hangs from a hinge on the bottom side of the wide grey object. A grey half-circle attached to it moves smoothly around an empty chamber.

Shown is a colour, aerial photograph of large grey and beige buildings next to water.

In the centre is a row of four similar, blocky beige buildings. In front of that is another blocky building, and a grey, cylindrical structure, about the same height.

In the foreground is the curving shoreline of a greenish blue body of water. There is also another body of water to the right of the buildings, separated from the larger one by a wall of earth.

Shown is a colour diagram of the inside of a fuel rod, its assembly, and rods inside a storage cask.

There are three illustrations on an orange background. 

In the centre is yellow circle with a long, straight vertical structure made up of light blueish grey rods arranged in a square. It is capped with a square brown top, and appear held together with square brown bands. This is labelled Spent Fuel Assembly, with a black line and dot.

A faint yellow cone extends from one of the rods to a yellow circle on the right. This is a close-up view of one of the rods. 

The rod itself is labelled Fuel Rod. The lower part of the rod is cut away to reveal it is filled with a stack of brown cylinders. One of the cylinders is labelled Uranium Fuel Pellet.

On the right is an illustration of a wide brown cylinder, labelled Storage Cask. It is cut away to reveal it's filled with about 24 spect fuel rod assemblies, packed close together.

Shown is a colour photograph of a ferris wheel surrounded by overgrown trees.

The spokes and supports of the wheel are dark red and streaked. The round cars are bright yellow with matching canopies. Large bushy green trees grow around the wheel. Some branches reach between the spokes. Some branches grow up from the cement in the foreground. In the background, the sky is bright blue with a few white clouds.

Shown is a colour photograph of a long line of solar panels under blue sky.

The camera shows the right end of many rows of panels, tilted up to the sky. The first row is made up of at least six smaller, rectangular sections joined together by silver frames. Each section is dark blue with a grid of silver lines. The ends of many identical rows stretch off into the distance. 

Green grass is visible below the panels. The sky above is clear, deep blue.

Shown is a colour photograph of four turbines against dark clouds.

A row of tall, thin turbines with three blades, sit along the horizon. They gleam in low sun. The fields in the foreground are covered in snow. There are dark trees on the horizon and the sky is streaked with dark blue and grey clouds.

Shown is a colour illustration of three turbines, with their parts labelled.

The long, thin stem supporting the turbine is labelled Tower. At the top, the central, torpedo-shaped hub is labelled Nacelle. The pointed cone at the front of the nacelle is labelled Rotor. The three long, thin, tapered arms that extend out from the rotor are labelled Rotor blades.

Shown is a colour photograph of a massive cement wall surrounded by cliffs.

A tall, smooth, curved, beige structure stretches across a canyon. In the distance, the cement is tightly sealed to a jagged cliff face. It curves all the way around so the top edge is just visible in the bottom left corner, like half a gigantic clay bowl.

There is a beige cylindrical structure nestled in the rocks at the far end of the wall, and part of an electric pylon is visible in the foreground.

Shown is a colour photograph of a tube with perforated gold coloured material inside.

The camera looks into the end of a shiny metal tube. Partway down, the tube is blocked with a circle of pale gold material. This is perforated with tiny holes, forming a fine grid.

Shown is a colour photograph of a field of tall green plants under blue sky.

The bottom two thirds of the photograph is filled with densely packed plants. They are tall and green with long pointed leaves that reach up into the sky. Above, the sky is bright blue, streaked with white.

Shown is a colour photograph of the front of a fuel pump.

The front wall of the pump is pale grey. There is a yellow button, a blue button, and a red button indicating different types of gasoline. Low on the right is a small, dark grey sticker with matching yellow, blue, and red rectangles. Each one has small white printing next to it. 

There is an LCD screen at the top, a keypad to the top right, and the handle of the pump on the far right.

Shown is a black and white photograph of an airship exploding as it hits a tower.

The ship is dark grey, ribbed, and shaped like a torpedo. The back half is consumed by a huge, bright, ball of fire. In the bottom right corner, the black metal struts of a tower can be seen.

Shown is a colour photograph of a pale grey cylinder strapped in a large compartment with a blue metal door.

The pale blue door is pulled open to the top of the photograph, revealing a compartment that takes up all the space between two tail lights of a vehicle. Inside is a pale grey cylinder about half the size of the compartment. It is held in place by two black bands fastened around it.

In the foreground, on the right, is a hose with a handle, attached to a silver rectangular object. This looks very similar to a gas pump. The handle is bright blue with a white panel labelled H2 (2 in subscript)

Shown is a colour photograph of an electric cord plugged into a blue socket behind a small silver door.

The small door in a smooth silver panel looks very similar the cap of a car's fuel tank. Inside is a black compartment with a glowing blue circle, where a blue cord is plugged in.

Shown is a colour photograph of an opaque white lightbulb next to a box labelled LED.

On the right, a lightbulb sits straight up on its base. The top is round and white, There is a pale grey section below, printed with the words LEDLAMP in grey. The base is silver metal with threads. 

The box is bright green with a picture of the same lightbulb on the front. It is labelled LEDLAMP at the top. LED, 12W, 6000K, Eco and E27 are also printed on the box.

Shown is a colour photograph of a laptop with the screen divided into 25 sections, each showing a different face.

The pale grey laptop sits on a brown wooden table, with a green mug placed on the left. The background appears to be a home, not an office. The image on the screen shows about 25 people from the shoulders up. Each person is in a separate rectangle, with different text in the bottom left corner. This is too small to read.