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+/- generator:source Description Source of the energy generated (fuel or renewable source) Group Power Element help Useful combination useful tag to combine with power=generator Tools for this tag Combinations worldwide in Australia/Oceania in Europe (list) in Asia (list) in Central America (list) in South America (list) in Africa (list)  (via overpass turbo - help)

Suggested values:

	fuels to burn	renewable energy	nuclear energy
generator:source=	biomass (solid fuels like wood) wikipedia biofuel (liquid fuels like vegetable oil) wikipedia biogas wikipedia coal gas (natural gas) oil diesel gasoline waste	wind solar (electricity or hot water by sun) hydro (river or lake) tidal (near the coast) wave (under the sea) geothermal (warm water) osmotic (from salt concentration) (others)	nuclear (fission or fusion)

Take care when choosing the source. For example, a power plant that takes waste as its primary fuel, turns it into biogas and then burns the biogas should be tagged with generator:source=waste. If, however, the power plant takes shipments of biogas that were processed from waste elsewhere, then it should be tagged with generator:source=biogas.

Please correct this table if you found any error and add missing values!

See also

• power=generator
• generator:output=*
• generator:method=*