Fuelpowered
Fuelpowered is a term used to describe devices and systems that obtain energy from chemical fuels through combustion or redox reactions. While not a formal technical category, it is commonly used in energy discussions to distinguish from electric- and solar-powered technologies. The term encompasses a broad range of technologies that rely on fuels such as hydrocarbons (gasoline, diesel), natural gas, propane, biofuels, and hydrogen, either directly in engines or in on-site generators.
In practice, fuelpowered technologies include internal combustion engines, gas turbines, and stationary or portable generators. Hydrogen
Applications span transportation, power generation, and industrial use. Vehicles such as cars, trucks, ships, and aircraft
Advantages of fuelpowered systems include high energy density, well-developed supply chains, and relatively quick recharging through