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Alternative Energy Sources
Alternative Sources
As the supply of fossil fuels is diminishing,
the nation looks for alternating ways to
replenish its renewable energy resources.

3 types of renewable energy;
  – Solar Energy
  – Geothermal Energy
  – Energy from water & wind
Solar Energy
• Passive system: Collect
  heat from the sun, such as
  building a house with
  windows facing toward the
  sun.
• Active system: Using solar
  collectors to provide heat.
Geothermal Energy
• Energy from the heat of the interior earth.

• Water in rocks is heated by magma.

• Energy has been trapped by drilling wills
  to reach the hot water.
• Power turbines generate electricity from
  this energy.
Energy by Water and Wind
• Energy from Running Water
  – Hydroelectric energy is
    produced by running water.
  – Massive dams hold back
    running water and move it
    through the plant.
  – The force of water spins the
    turbines of electrical generators
    to produce electricity.
Energy from Tides
• The ocean waters that move into and
  away from the shore twice a day are
  called tides.
• Dams are built to trap water at high tide
  and release water at low tides
Energy from Wind
• Propeller wind turbines,
  on wind farms, can
  produce enough energy
  for a whole community.
• Only certain areas have
  enough wind for this to
  succeed (example: Bay
  area)
5.6 alternative resources

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5.6 alternative resources

  • 2. Alternative Sources As the supply of fossil fuels is diminishing, the nation looks for alternating ways to replenish its renewable energy resources. 3 types of renewable energy; – Solar Energy – Geothermal Energy – Energy from water & wind
  • 3. Solar Energy • Passive system: Collect heat from the sun, such as building a house with windows facing toward the sun. • Active system: Using solar collectors to provide heat.
  • 4. Geothermal Energy • Energy from the heat of the interior earth. • Water in rocks is heated by magma. • Energy has been trapped by drilling wills to reach the hot water. • Power turbines generate electricity from this energy.
  • 5.
  • 6. Energy by Water and Wind • Energy from Running Water – Hydroelectric energy is produced by running water. – Massive dams hold back running water and move it through the plant. – The force of water spins the turbines of electrical generators to produce electricity.
  • 7. Energy from Tides • The ocean waters that move into and away from the shore twice a day are called tides. • Dams are built to trap water at high tide and release water at low tides
  • 8.
  • 9. Energy from Wind • Propeller wind turbines, on wind farms, can produce enough energy for a whole community. • Only certain areas have enough wind for this to succeed (example: Bay area)