Image I'm-n Inup:msids.up:unenergy.:a.ienwau:-is1lecilicimhw-elmridlrgeryrn-yuurlrnmejmnl The electric power grid is a complex system composed of many pieces. including electric generators, step-up transformers, step-down transformers and wires all working together to deliver electric power to our homes. You flip on a switch and the lights come on. You plug in your phone and it charges up. You put your frozen burrito in the microwave and it all just works! In this project, you will learn how the power grid consistently and reliably delivers energy to us every day and every night. In this project, you will explain how that electric energy is generated and delivered to us. Your task is to create an overview of our electric power infrastructure, starting with the generation point and ending with homesjllbusinesses. You should detail the many steps involved in that energy transfer. You should also provide basic explanations on the type of current used {AC} and why that is used, also explain transformers. For Electricity Generation: 0 Find the percentages of electricity generation by energy source in the US and make a pie chart using the data you find. c Find the percentages of electricity generation by energy source for our grid through PG&E and make a pie chart using the data you nd. Renewable and Non Renewable Energy Sources o Choose 1 non-renewable energy source used by PG&E and explain how it is used to create electricity including pros and cons of this source. Include information on how it is changed from the source into electricity (production) and how it travels from its original location to your house. This is likely more than 1 transport step. . Choose 1 renewable energy source used by PG&E and explain how it is used to create electricity including pros and cons of this source. Include information on how it is changed from the source into electricity (production) and how it travels from its original location to your house. This is likely more than 1 transport step. Here are a few possible sources: US department of Energy video series: https://www.energy.gov/eere/education/eere-energy-101-video-series PG&E's website: https://www.pge.com/en_US/about-pge/environment/what-we-are-doing/clean-energy-solutions/clean- energy-solutions.page?WT.mc_id=Vanity_cleanenergy Student Energy: https://studentenergy.org/distribution/electrical-grid/ https://www.eia.gov/tools/faqs/faq.php?id=427&t=3 https:/ews.energysage.com/solar-panels-work/ https://www.reference.com/science/coal-converted-usable-energy-cb38831fa3a41a10 As always, please include proper references for all sources used