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Energy
which originate from natural resources such as sunlight, wind, rain, tides and geothermal, which are renewable or naturally replenished.
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Wind energy
Wind power is the conversion of wind energy by wind turbines into a useful form, such as electricity or mechanical energy.
The biggest modern wind turbine in the world could be found in Hawaii. It stands 20 floors high and has giant rotors as big as a football field size
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Hydro Power
Production of power through use of the gravitational force of falling or flowing water
Solar power is the conversion of sunlight into electricity, either directly using photovoltaic (PV)
Solar Energy
Wave Power
Tidal Power
Wave power is the transport of energy by ocean surface waves, and the capture of that energy to do useful work
Tidal energy can be generated in two ways, tidal stream generators or by barrage generation
Nuclear Power
Nuclear power gives France the cleanest air of any industrialized country, and the cheapest electricity in all of Europe
Nuclear power is any nuclear technology designed to extract usable energy from atomic nuclei via controlled nuclear reactions.
There are 439 nuclear power reactors in operation in the world, operating in 31 countries
Only method in use today is through nuclear fission
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ADVANTAGES IN GENERAL
Facilities requires less maintenance which can reduce the operating cost
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SOLAR ENERGY
parts fixed and not moving, can last longer than any other energy source
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HYDROPOWER ENERGY
tourism sector - the lake that forms behind the dam can be used for water sports and recreational activities
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GEOTHERMAL
Environmental Benefits
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Damages
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High
capital cost
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Intermittences
issue
1.
Flood control
2.
Water supply
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Hard
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Place
are limited
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Problem
during drilling
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If
the geothermal is ran out of steam, we need to wait for decades for the to be generate
1. 2.
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Hazardous
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Energy
density is low
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Needs
a lot of generator
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Depends
on the waves
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Need
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Cost
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Design
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Energy
density is low
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Site
are limited
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Provide
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Damages
the ecosystems
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Dangerous
in operation
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Waste
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Buried
1. 2. 3.
place must be safe from any incident that may broke the seal;
Earthquake Flooding Terrorism
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Limited
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Huge
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Needs
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Renewable
energy can only displace some field of usage Cannot replace fossil fuel in transportation If so, a lot of investment needed for
1. 2. 3.
Factories retooling Battery industries large scale products Spare parts industries needs to be change to meet the productions car and many more
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Small Scale
Large scale
Many alternatives have been successfully demonstrated at the small scale but not in the large scale.
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All the process need to be optimized, develop the patents. 1. Performance. 2. Pilot plant build and evaluated. 3. Its impact to environmental. 4. Engineering design, Financing, Economic.
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Renewable energy required further infrastructure changes and has the limit. Eg: Wind did not move the cars.
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If the energy density is lower, we need large amount of materials to provide same amount with material that has high energy density.
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The awareness about the uses of renewable energy sources has helped mankind to reduce dependence upon fuels and methods which pollute our environment.
Renewable energy does offer a great alternative to us. It is the answer for energy crisis. It is the answer to global warming. It is the answer to a more comfortable life. All but not least, renewable energy is our future.
RENEWABLE ENERGY
Renewable energy have many uses and it can support small as well large applications.
What is most relevant for the sake of the environment and for species health is the fact the emissions released from coal are severe, indeed. Using renewable energy would eliminate this problem entirely.
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