The total amount of high-quality energy available after the energy needed to make it available is subtracted, is called

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The total amount of high-quality energy available after the energy needed to make it available is subtracted is called net energy. This is because it represents the actual usable energy that can be obtained from a certain resource, taking into account the energy needed to extract or produce it. The other options are not correct because they either refer to the total amount of energy (gross energy), the energy that is actually used (useful energy), or the measure of disorder in a system (entropy).

The Total Amount of High-Quality Energy Available After the Energy