sources of oil and gas that are relatively difficult to extract because the oil and gas is trapped and cannot flow freely towards an oil well or a gas well

whether what is in a supply of water (e.g. its chemical or biological contents) make it suitable for a particular kind of use

Developing unconventional oil/gas sources in sensitive or remote areas

Geography

This unit teaches pupils about different energy resources, their extraction and uses. Pupils learn about the different types of energy, the factors affecting extraction and the patterns and inequalites associated with production and consumption. Pupils also learn about energy futures.

Energy

Oil/gas sources that are harder to extract as they cannot flow freely

A measure of whether water is clean or suitable for a specific use

A method of extracting gas or oil from deep shale rock underground

Match these keywords to their definitions.

What makes remote areas harder places to develop energy projects?

Why are some people worried about developing energy in sensitive environments?

Some people think fracking only uses water. What else does it involve?

The ability of people to obtain and use energy

Which of these is a reason why some countries have more energy resources than others?

What is one impact of limited access to energy?

It may cause earth tremors and pollute water supplies

Which of the following is a renewable source of energy?

It may not be economically or technically possible to extract them

Why do some countries with fossil fuels not use them?

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.

Developing unconventional oil/gas sources in sensitive or remote areas

Lesson outcome

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.