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Printable science worksheet on non-renewable energy sources, covering coal, petroleum, natural gas, and the Carboniferous Period.
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Non-Renewable Energy: Coal, Petroleum, and Natural Gas

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This printable earth-science worksheet for Grades 9–12 covers non-renewable energy sources formed during the Carboniferous Period. Students fill in sources of non-renewable energy and answer questions about coal, petroleum, and natural gas—including their uses and the types of energy they produce. Suitable for energy units, homework review, or classwork.

Subject:
Science
Topic:
Earth Science
Grade Level:
9th – 12th Grades
Updated March 2026

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