The illustration demonstrates how buildings and industries are powered by electricity.
Overall, there are nine phases in the sequence, starting with a necessary mineral being obtained, followed by the conversion of gas into power, and ending with electricity powering places.
The first five steps involve the transformation of a raw material to generate energy.
Initially, coal is extracted from mining operations and transported out of the mining facilities. After this, the collected mineral is conveyed into a crushing stage to produce smaller pieces of coal. Subsequently, loading the product onto a truck, which transports it to a gassifier factory.
The remaining steps begin with the material arriving at the manufacturing facility, where a burning process to create gas occurs that uses the material as fuel. The by-product of the stage is solid waste. The gas is then utilized in generating electricity through a gas power plant, some energy is emitted in the form of excess heat in the process. The generated electricity is finally used as a power source for communities and businesses.
