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The amount of energy used in the home is at an all time high, and being consumed at an alarming rate. Many people use electricity more than they really need to, and the pay for it without complaining. Others think the cost of it is too high and they want to use it as little [...]
Ovens, water heaters, TV’s, computers, phones and all electronics require electricity. In the future, ovens won’t use electricity; instead, they will use other abundant sources of energy. The energy might be at no cost.
Will the source of energy be free unlike electricity from PG&E? If not, then why?
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I’m looking for something besides the usual fuel cells, solar collectors, photovoltaic cells, waste-to-energy, hydro-electric, etc. I think I read somewhere about harnessing body heat for energy. Anyone know anything about that or can give me some links on that or on other developing technologies for alternative sources of energy away from gasoline [...]
Today, the world over, folk are looking for different sources of energy. This is because of 2 real main reasons. First, the first sources of energy are becoming more expensive by the second. Secondly, they are decreasing at a particularly fast rate. Almost all of the nations are busy scouting for renewable sources of energy, [...]
If you want to go to solar power for your home or business then now may be the time to do it. Though you will probably still have quite a bit of out of pocket expense, if you live in the United States then you will most likely qualify for tax incentives to offset some [...]
How many possible “green power” options did you find in your research?
What were the options you found?
Are any of these options being used today?
Which, if any, do you feel are viable energy sources for the future? Why?
Which, if any, do you feel are not viable energy sources for the future? Why?
Green power usually refers to [...]
For example we have enough wind power in the United States to replace all of the fossil fuel and nuclear power sources in the United States.
Athough wind does not always blow when you need it, it would seem that in a power grid you will always have wind blowing somewhere to put electricity into the [...]
I’m looking for sites that contain statistics, charts, diagrams of how much fossil fuels countries use, and how much progress they’ve made in using renewable energy sources such as solar, wind, hydro, and nuclear power.
Here’s a site, but it only shows statistics for US, the site has many pie charts:
http://www.instituteforenergyresearch.org/energy-overview/
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2. What are some of the disadvantages that have kept renewable energy sources from supplying more than a small fraction of the world’s energy?
3. when two objects attract each other electrically, must both of them be charged?
4. When two objects repel each other electrically, must both of them be charged?
5. What reasons might [...]
I need help on this. When u answer can u be thorough about why the 3 alternative energy sources are renewable please.
Wind, solar and tidal (or wave) power.
They are considered renewable because no matter how much wind or sunlight or how many waves you use, you’ll never consume it all. Petroleum products like oil [...]
Magnets For Energy
Build a permanent magnet motor.
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