There are three main fossil fuels; oil, coal, and natural gas all formed hundreds of millions of years ago before the time of the dinosaurs (Energy Quest, 2012). The period of formation of fossil fuels was the Carboniferous period. It gets its name from the word “carbon” which is the basic element of coal and other fossil fuels (Energy Quest). According to (Energy Quest, 2012), these fossil fuels were formed in prehistoric times from a material called peat which, after putting enough pressure on it, then extracted the water which, over millions of 'years, has transformed into coal, oil, oil. or natural gas. Fossil fuels are called non-renewable for several reasons. It takes millions of years to produce these fossil fuels. The first advantage is that fossil fuels are readily available. More and more fuels are being discovered every day thanks to new technological advancements and extraction strategies, which also makes it easier to find and extract the resource (Conserve-Future-Energy). Another advantage would be that these fossil fuels produce a large amount of energy. Fossil fuels have served as a source of energy for centuries, whether it is vehicles or other machines, the majority of these devices run on fossil fuels (Conserve-Future-Energy). The next advantage concerns the calorific value. The higher the value, the more efficient it is, and fossil fuels happen to be the largest producers of calorific value in terms of energy (Conserve-Future-Energy). Transportation is another big advantage of using fossil fuels. Fossil fuels can be easily transported from one place to another for use. Whether it is natural gas, oil or coal, all are easy to transport from one place to another in the world (Conserve-Future-Energy). Other advantages that make fossil fuels an important source of energy are that they are available in abundance, have a relatively low cost to users and, finally, are easier to extract and produce than other energy sources (Conserve-Future-Energy,