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Energy?
Msc. Pablo Cid Flores
07-Mayo-2015
1) International Energy Agency. (6 de Mayo de 2015). Obtenido de International Energy Agency: http://www.iea.org
Wind
Solar
Hydro
Biomass (Bioenergy)
Geothermal
US renewable electricity generated in 2012
2) Plazak. (6 de Mayo de 2015). US renewable electricity generated in 2012. Obtenido de US EIA: http://www.eia.gov/electricity/data.cfm#generation
Wind Energy
What is wind energy?
Wind energy is generated by
converting wind currents into
other forms of energy using
wind turbines. Winds are
generated
by
complex
mechanisms
involving
the
rotation of the Earth.
Wind turbines convert the force
of the wind intoUniversidad
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Solar Energy
Hydropower
What is hydropower?
Hydropower is a renewable source of energy which
uses the force or energy of moving water to generate
power.
This power, or hydroelectricity, is generated when
falling water is channeled through water turbines.
The pressure of the flowing water on turbine blades
rotates a shaft and drives an electrical generator,
converting the motion into electrical energy.
Hydropower is the most advanced and mature
renewable energy technology, and provides some
level of electricity generation in more than 160
countries worldwide.
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Bioenergy
What is Bioenergy?
Bioenergy is a form of renewable energy derived
from biomass to generate electricity and heat or to
produce liquid fuels for transport. Biomass is any
organic matter of recently living plant or animal
origin. It is available in many forms such as
agricultural products, forestry products, and
municipal and other waste.
Traditionally mainly woody biomass has been used
for bioenergy, however more recent technologies
have expanded the potential resources to those
such as agricultural residues, oilseeds and algae.
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Geothermal Energy
What is geothermal energy?
Geothermal energy is the energy stored as
heat in the earth.
A geothermal heating system uses pipes
buried more than four feet deep in the
earth the system pumps a liquid through
the pipes to absorb the heat and brings it
back indoors. A device called a "heat
exchanger" takes the heat from the liquid
and uses it to heat the air inside the home.
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