The given illustration depicts the process of electricity generation from natural water sources. The process starts with collection of water and ends with distribution of electrical energy through various locations.
Moving to a more detailed analysis, as it was aforementioned, the initial step is the evaporation of sea water heated by sunlights. The evaporated liquid then condenses into rain and stored in a reservoir. By opening and closing valve, the reserved water is used to move the turbine resulting the energy conversion. The remaining water is sent back to the reservoir with the help of a pump.
Turning to the final stage of this process, the stages to obtain kinetic energy that causes the movement of turbine are completed. The generated energy is transmitted from the turbine to the high voltage cables where it is distributed to several channels, such as schools, hospitals, residential areas by completing the whole process. The entire cycle ensures a sustainable supply of electricity derived from natural sources.