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| − | == Note: This page is outdated, please refer to the [[Energies]] page for up to date information. ==
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| − | [[File:Energy.jpg|right|Energy.jpg]] Almost every item or action in the game requires '''energy''' to run. Energy is provided by generators that can be found under the "Energy" tab in [[Trading bay]] at [[AI]] or player-controlled stations. To use an energy generator you need the same skill level in [[Electrical Engineering]] as the tech level of the energy.
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| − | In addition to size and weight, energy generators have a number of important stats to consider when choosing one.
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| − | *'''Bank:''' The maximum amount of energy available.
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| − | *'''Regeneration:''' How much energy the generator regenerates per unit of time.
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| − | *'''Visibility:''' The amount of visibility added to your ship when it is equipped.
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| − | *'''[[Fuel: A Case Study|Fuel]]:''' Some energies require fuel to use. The basic ones require [[Nuclear waste]] while the more advanced might require [[Promethium]] or even [[Enriched Nuclear Material]]. Most [[Base]] energies require large amounts of nuclear waste to run, though some actually are capable of producing such fuel! Without fuel, any such energy will function at 25%.
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| − | A negative sign in front of a number for a certain energy in the fuel column means that the aforementioned energy the creates the item that is described next to the aforementioned number as it runs.
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| − | [[Category: Energy]]
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