Alternative Energy 101
Learn And Discover The Different Alternate Energy Sources, Its Uses And Advantages Plus This Handbook’s Ideas About Solar Power Systems, Energy From The Ocean, Geothermal Energy Facts, Wind Power Facts And Many More!
Nonfiction, Science & Nature, Technology, Environmental, Power Resources, Nature, Environment, Environmental Conservation & Protection
| Author: | Joan M. Moore | ISBN: | 1230000018791 |
| Publisher: | Joan M. Moore | Publication: | September 20, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Joan M. Moore |
| ISBN: | 1230000018791 |
| Publisher: | Joan M. Moore |
| Publication: | September 20, 2012 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
There is a lot of energy that we can harness if we only seek to research and develop the technologies needed to do so. We can get away from the fossil fuels and the old electrical grids by turning to alternatives to these energy sources.
One of these alternative energy resources is wind power. Wind turbines continue to be developed that are progressively more energy efficient and less costly. “Wind farms” have been springing up in many nations, and they have even become more strategically placed over time so that they are not jeopardizing birds as former wind turbines did.
Another alternative energy resource is the one that is most well known: solar energy. This involves the manufacturing of solar cells which gather and focus the energy given off directly by the sun, and translate it into electricity or, in some cases, hot water. As with wind energy, solar energy creates absolutely zero pollution.
…to know more about this, grab this handbook now!
There is a lot of energy that we can harness if we only seek to research and develop the technologies needed to do so. We can get away from the fossil fuels and the old electrical grids by turning to alternatives to these energy sources.
One of these alternative energy resources is wind power. Wind turbines continue to be developed that are progressively more energy efficient and less costly. “Wind farms” have been springing up in many nations, and they have even become more strategically placed over time so that they are not jeopardizing birds as former wind turbines did.
Another alternative energy resource is the one that is most well known: solar energy. This involves the manufacturing of solar cells which gather and focus the energy given off directly by the sun, and translate it into electricity or, in some cases, hot water. As with wind energy, solar energy creates absolutely zero pollution.
…to know more about this, grab this handbook now!
