Solar Energy
Did you know... "Solar energy is the most abundant energy resource on earth -- 173,000 terawatts of solar energy strikes the Earth continuously. That's more than 10,000 times the world's total energy use."
Wind Energy
Did you know... "Today’s wind turbines are much more complicated machines than the traditional prairie windmill? A wind turbine has as many as 8,000 different components?"
Hydroelectric Energy
Did you know... "Hydropower is one of the oldest power sources on the planet, generating power when flowing water spins a wheel or turbine? It was used by farmers as far back as ancient Greece for mechanical tasks like grinding grain."
Geothermal Energy
Did you know... "Geothermal power plants produce electricity consistently, running 24 hours a day, 7 days a week?"
Biomass Energy
Did you know... "Biomass can be used to produce renewable fuels, power, and everyday products like plastic?"
Biogas energy
Did you know... "One of the primary uses of biogas is for heating and cooking purposes? The combustible methane in biogas can be utilized in stoves, boilers, and even for generating heat in industrial processes."
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Advantages and Disadvantages
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Advantages:
- Never runs out
- Very reliable: trade laws, political instabilities, and territorial
claims
do not
impact the
use of renewable energy
- Environmentally friendly - minimal carbon and greenhouse gas emissions
compared
to
fossil
fuels
- Improves public health
- Creates jobs
- Less maintenance cost compared to fossil fuels
- Reduces the ups and downs of energy prices; it does not depend on fuel
prices
Disadvantages:
- Not available round the clock and depends on weather conditions
- Low efficiency compared to fossil fuels
- High initial cost
- Requires a lot of space
- Renewable energy devices need recycling, e.g., solar cells
