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*[[Energy (cosmology)]], energy transformations in the universe beyond the planet Earth
*[[Energy (cosmology)]], energy transformations in the universe beyond the planet Earth
*[[Energy (signal processing)]]
*[[Energy (signal processing)]]
*[[Energy (social studies)]], resources that find applications in social activities
*[[Energy (social studies)]], synonymous with energy resources, and most often refers to substances like fuels, petroleum products and electricity
*[[Energy (spirituality)]], a widespread belief in an inter- or intra-personal forces, for which no empirical evidence has yet been found
*[[Energy (spirituality)]], a widespread belief in an inter- or intra-personal forces, for which no empirical evidence has yet been found
*[[Energy (psychological)]], used in a casual sense as a synonym for psychological motivation, creativity, agitation, excitement, or responsiveness
*[[Energy (psychological)]], used in a casual sense as a synonym for psychological motivation, creativity, agitation, excitement, or responsiveness

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Energy, in physics and other sciences, is an amount of work that one system can do on another.

Energy may also refer to:

  • Energy (chemistry), the potential for substances to undergo transformations or transform other substances
  • Energy (biology), the potential of organisms to undergo or cause a change in their form or function
  • Energy (earth science), the potential of various constituents of the planet Earth to influence one another
  • Energy (cosmology), energy transformations in the universe beyond the planet Earth
  • Energy (signal processing)
  • Energy (social studies), synonymous with energy resources, and most often refers to substances like fuels, petroleum products and electricity
  • Energy (spirituality), a widespread belief in an inter- or intra-personal forces, for which no empirical evidence has yet been found
  • Energy (psychological), used in a casual sense as a synonym for psychological motivation, creativity, agitation, excitement, or responsiveness

In music:

Energy may also be used for:

  • Vitalism
  • KNGY, Energy 92.7, San Francisco, California
  • KNRJ, Energy 92.7 & 101.1, Phoenix, Arizona
  • KBZD, Energy 99.7, Amarillo, Texas
  • NRJ Radio, a radio network in Paris, France
  • WNRJ, Energy 106.1, Poquoson, Virginia