Answer:
Specific examples of electrical energy include:
Alternating current (AC)
Direct current (DC)
Lightning
Batteries
Capacitors
Energy generated by electric eels
Explanation:
Electrical energy used for electric power, such as wall current used to power a light bulb or computer, is energy that is converted from electric potential energy. This potential energy is converted into another type of energy (heat, light, mechanical energy, etc). For a power utility, the motion of electrons in a wire produces the current and electric potential.
A battery is another source of electrical energy, except the electrical charges may be ions in a solution rather than electrons in a metal.
Biological systems also use electrical energy. For example, hydrogen ions, electrons, or metal ions may be more concentrated on one side of a membrane than the other, setting up an electrical potential that can be used to transmit nerve impulses, move muscles, and transport materials.
