List three uses for both renewable and non-renewable energy sources.

Here are 3 uses for renewable and non-renewable energy sources:

Renewable Energy Uses:

1. Electricity Generation: Solar panels convert sunlight into electricity, wind turbines harness wind to produce power, and hydroelectric dams use flowing water to generate electricity.
2. Heating and Cooling: Geothermal energy uses heat from the Earth's interior for heating buildings, while solar thermal collectors can heat water for domestic use.
3. Transportation: Biofuels (like ethanol from corn or sugarcane) can power vehicles, and electric vehicles can be charged using renewable electricity sources.

Non-Renewable Energy Uses:

1. Electricity Generation: Coal, natural gas, and nuclear power plants are widely used to generate electricity for homes and industries.
2. Transportation: Gasoline and diesel, derived from crude oil, are the primary fuels for most cars, trucks, and airplanes.
3. Industrial Processes and Heating: Natural gas and coal are used as fuel for various industrial processes, manufacturing, and heating in homes and businesses.