An energy carrier is a substance or system that transports energy from one location to another or converts energy from one form to another for use. Energy carriers are critical in the energy economy as they facilitate the movement and utilization of energy sources in various applications. Common examples of energy carriers include: 1. **Electricity**: Generated from various sources (fossil fuels, nuclear, renewables) and transmitted through power lines to homes, businesses, and industries.
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