Definition: The term "NV Energy" refers to a type of energy that is derived directly from nuclear fission, without using conventional fossil fuels or other renewable sources. This method involves harnessing the power of atomic explosions to generate electricity. NV Energy utilizes radioactive materials such as uranium-235 and plutonium-239 to generate nuclear fissions. These materials are then subjected to high temperatures (around 140 million degrees Fahrenheit) and pressures, generating an immense amount of energy that is used to heat a water reservoir, which powers the turbine. NV Energy uses this process to create electricity at a rate that exceeds 10% of the world's total demand. It offers several advantages over conventional fossil fuels, including its low environmental impact (no emission of sulfur dioxide or other pollutants), high reliability, and long-term sustainability. NV Energy can be used in a variety of applications, including power generation, transportation, and industry. This method is considered one of the most promising ways to reduce dependence on finite resources and mitigate climate change.
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