solar power guide

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• This website is dedicated to information on solar
  power and all renewable energy sources .

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THE RENEWABLE DAILY
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Bio mass

• Biomass energy has potential to significantly
  decrease greenhouse gas emissions compared to
  fossil fuels.
• Reduces the United States dependence on foreign
  oil
• The use of biomass energy gives help to the
  United States agricultural and forest-product
  industries.

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Solar

• Solar panels are a relatively new energy source
  that have huge benefits in the home and for the
  environment.
• Solar cells have absolutely no emissions into the
  atmosphere and do not contribute to global
  warming.
• Solar panels are the future of clean energy
  production all over the world. The Earth and your
  wallet will benefit greatly from solar panel
  installation.

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Renewable Energy

• Wind Power Wind turbines harness the power of
  the winds to create electricity. Popular for
  commercial use on wind farms.
• Hydropower Energy from the flow of water is
  harnessed through large-scale hydroelectric dams
  and small water turbine systems
• Solar Energy Photovoltaic cells are used to
  control the solar energy of the photons from the
  sun and convert it into electricity

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Renewable Energy

• Biofuel Derived from biomass, biofuels include
  the solid, liquid, and gas biofuels such as
  bio-ethanol and biodiesel.
• Geothermal energy Thermal energy generated
  inside the Earth such as hot springs and thermal
  vents is harnessed to make electrical energy. A
  great renewable energy resource for certain
  areas.
• Ocean energy Using the energy from waves or
  thermal energy in the middle of the ocean to
  create electrical energy.

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Renewable Energy

• Thermoelectric Harnesses the thermal energy
  differences with thermal couplingd to create
  electricity.
• Artificial Photosynthesis Scientists are still
  researching this new technique that uses
  nanotechnology to store electromagnetic energy
• Cellulosic ethanol Using enzymes to create
  ethanol from biomass. Still a new and emerging
  technology still under development.