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    South Africa has embraced wind and solar as alternative energy sources. Wind and solar are the evolving renewable sources of energy. Renewable energy is generally defined as energy that is collected from resources which are naturally refilled on a human timescale, such as sunlight, wind. Solar energy is energy derived from the sun in the form of solar emission. And wind power is a form of renewable energy created through the transformation of wind into electricity through the use of wind…

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    releasing carbon dioxide with alternatives that do not release carbon dioxide (altenergy.org). We call this process alternative energy sources or renewable resources (altenergy.org). According to Alternative Energy Organization, Alternative energy sources have no undesired consequences on the planet, unlike fossil fuels do. Alternative energy sources are renewable and are thought to be “free” energy sources (altenergy.org). According to British Petroleum and Royal Dutch Shell, two of the world…

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    the technology to get energy without the burning of fossil fuels. But some people say that non-renewable energy is too much money, and not as reliable compared to the burning of fossil fuel. What I was to find is if the advantages outweigh the disadvantages of using solar energy, Hydroelectric, wind energy, and Nuclear energy for our energy sources. I also want to understand how each of the non-renewable energy systems work and what technology they use. INTRODUCTION…

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    From the beginning of the 21st century global warming has been a leading environmental problem. As population dramatically increases across the world, it results in a rapid use of the earth’s natural resources for energy. The majority of energy produced in this era is through the process of global warming. With the increase in population the vast amount of electricity is often abused and overlooked as it creates an exceeding amount of greenhouse gases to contribute to global warming. With many…

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    Kinetic, Wind, Mechanical , and Electrical energy are several types of energy that exist in this experiment. Wind energy was present as it was used as a resource to make the propellers move, the wind was blown toward the propellers, making them spin therefore transforming wind energy into mechanical. Mechanical energy was present because a fan is a machine that helped to generate the wind, when the wind was…

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    responsible through major efforts with employee initiatives, renewable energy, and recycling. New Belgium vs. AB InBev Aside from New Belgium, AB InBev is another company that has been making major strides in corporate social…

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    Renewable energies are renewable, hence the name, while non-renewable energies are not which allows renewable energy to continue providing energy long after non-renewable sources have ceased to exist as a viable source of energy. Non-renewable energy exists on Earth in limited quantities and as they are consumed the stores are depleted until eventually they will disappear from existence. Renewable sources like solar energy will be in existence as…

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    total cost. As natural resource has both economic and intrinsic value to users and society, it has its own demand price. In practice, government policies and acts generally fix the natural resource use cost, which is also known as royalty. In case of hydropower projects, the developer uses natural resources like water, river-belt, or site-specific facilities to generate hydroelectricity. Therefore, users need to pay some fee to the government for the use of such natural resources, which is one…

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    producers of renewable energy receive money for any additional power they generate. Another incentive came when the U.S. passed the production tax credit (PTC) in 1999. This tax break provides $21, during the first ten years, for every MWh produced. The PTC helps to mitigate much of the upfront costs associated with turbine manufacturing and the delivery of wind energy. The additional savings brought upon by these incentives will continue to make wind energy a more viable resource in the…

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    energy could be up to as high as 97%, compared to the best fossil fuel plants are only 50% efficient. Ultimately it pays for itself unlike other alternative forms of fuel. Wind energy, only produced 400,000 megawatts of renewable energy sources. Solar power is the newest in the renewable energy portfolio. Solar panels are expensive and only produce a small amounts of energy and usually it is limited to a single household. Biomass is any waste including plant waste. When it is processed in large…

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