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Chemical energy comes from different sources. Some, like the burning of fossil fuels with oxygen, are clearly non-renewable. Others like biomass or sunflower oil can be renewed, because the material can be re-grown (as long as the sun lasts). So it depends on whether the source chemicals are renewable or not.
