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===Interdisciplinary fields=== As an interdisciplinary science Energy technology is linked with many interdisciplinary fields in sundry, overlapping ways. * [[Physics]], for [[thermodynamics]] and [[nuclear physics]] * [[Chemistry]] for [[fuel]], [[combustion]], [[air pollution]], [[flue gas]], [[battery (electricity)|battery]] technology and [[fuel cells]]. * [[Electrical engineering]] * [[Engineering]], often for fluid energy machines such as [[combustion engines]], turbines, pumps and [[compressors]]. * [[Geography]], for [[Geothermal energy|geothermal]] energy and exploration for resources. * [[Mining]], for [[petrochemical]] and [[fossil fuels]]. * [[Agriculture]] and [[forestry]], for sources of [[renewable energy]]. * [[Meteorology]] for [[wind]] and [[solar energy]]. * [[Water]] and [[Waterways]], for [[hydropower]]. * [[Waste management]], for environmental impact. * [[Transportation]], for energy-saving transportation systems. * [[Environmental studies]], for studying the effect of energy use and production on the [[environment (biophysical)|environment]], [[nature]] and [[climate change]]. * (Lighting Technology), for Interior and Exterior Natural as well as Artificial Lighting Design, Installations, and Energy Savings * (Energy Cost/Benefit Analysis), for Simple Payback and Life Cycle Costing of Energy Efficiency/Conservation Measures Recommended
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