Electricity production / power stations

Slide Content

The slide provides an overview of different methods of electricity production. Four types of power stations are illustrated: "Thermal / combustion" represents power generation through the burning of fuels to produce heat energy; "Nuclear" indicates the use of nuclear reactions to generate heat; "Geothermal" implies harnessing the Earth’s internal heat; and "Hydro / dam" shows the utilization of water flow to produce electricity. The slide also indicates that there are "Dark backgrounds versions" of the icons and that they are "Fully editable & automatically adjusting to color schema."

Graphical Look

• Four circular icons with a dark blue background, each representing a different type of power station.
• The icons use white and a lighter shade of blue to illustrate elements like a flame, radiation symbol, thermometer, and water.
• Each icon is labeled with black text indicating the power station type it represents.
• Beneath the circular icons is a caption box with a light gray background color that mentions the availability of dark background versions for the icons.
• On the right side below the icons, there is a green bordered box with a lighter green background mentioning the editability and color adaptability of the icons.

The slide uses a contrasting color scheme of dark blue, light blue, and white to visually distinguish different power generation methods. The icons are simple yet descriptive, employing minimal design for clear communication.

Use Cases

• Presenting an overview of energy production methods in a corporate setting.
• Educational purposes, such as teaching students about various power generation techniques.
• Use in environmental studies to discuss the impact of different power sources.
• As part of a proposal or report concerning energy policy or infrastructure planning.