Energy is an integral part of human life used by every person. Usage of household appliances, transport, light, and water are examples of energy consumption. People usually do not even think how this energy is produced. Its production is a global issue. The burning of solid and liquid fossil fuels is accompanied by the release of sulfur, carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide gases, as well as nitrogen oxides, dust, soot and other pollutants (Zhovtyanskyi, 2012). This has serious consequences for the climate and human health.