Converse of object

• burn: Carbon dioxide emissions from burning fossil fuels are the single biggest contributor.

• reprocess: The question must be addressed as to what extent we need to reprocess fuel.

• spend: This will lead to a discussion on the options for managing spent fuel within the next one or two years.

Preposition: for

• Inc.: Gas, electricity and initial supply of fuel for open fire inc. in rent.

Adjective modifier

• fossil: A major cause of climate change is the burning of fossil fuels to create energy.

• unleaded: It is possible to run unleaded fuel in your engine Ian.

• diesel: All company vehicles use modern efficient engine types and are being converted to use diesel fuel.

• smokeless: This means that emissions from domestic chimneys are controlled and only smokeless fuels can be burned.

• solid: The property benefits from solid fuel central heating and double glazing.

• nuclear: BBC News Online examines the benefits and disadvantages of the nuclear fuel reprocessing system.

Modifies a noun

• poverty: Only then can we deliver a focused strategy to tackle fuel poverty.

• consumption: Fuel consumption is amazing, 4 hour flights become a true reality.

• tank: Fuel The fuel tank has a capacity of 14 liters which allows pumping at full rating for I hour.

• cell: The oxygen needed by a fuel cell is usually simply obtained from air.

• injection: It was the same year that fuel injection was fitted to the Plus Eight.

• bill: CSE examined current energy use and, through fuel bill analysis and NHER software, the future effects of proposed measures.

Noun used with modifier

• aviation: Encourage the take up of these with big grants, paid for out of fuel duty on aviation fuel.

• hydrogen: Hydrogen fuel is fed into the " anode " of the fuel cell.

• reactor: About 3,000 tons of spent light water reactor fuel have been reprocessed at THORP since 1994.

• jet: About a quarter of the world's jet fuel is used by military aircraft.