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Monthly Archives: December 2015
Burning waste could provide Africa with 20% of its electricity needs
Burning waste in Africa is going to create a lot of electric energy, and it is one of the best renewable energy sources that people can find. The trash burning in the country can be done through places that are going to incinerate the trash so that people can get energy. Continue reading
Find Out More About Hydricity
The idea is being referred to as ‘hydricity’, and apart from generating electricity from solar energy, it will be capable of producing and also storing hydrogen from superheated water. Continue reading
Cheap Electricity in Britain when it is Windy or Sunny
British utility companies are offering incentives for households that contribute to the reduction of harmful emissions. Families are encouraged to use their high-energy appliances during specific hours of the day. Continue reading
Uruguay generating 95% electricity from renewable energy
Uruguay, despite being a very small country in relative size, is leading the way when it comes to the percentage of renewable energy that is being used on a daily basis. In fact, the country has taken renewable energy to new frontiers, as ninety five percent of the energy that they utilize each and every day is sourced from renewable energy. Continue reading
Posted in Sources of Electricity
Tagged electricity, electricity in Uruguay, hydropower, Renewable energy, Wind energy
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Wave Energy is the Real Transformation
With the current costs of electricity and renewable energy, there needs to be a plan B that will help navigate the costs and damages associated with the same. For a long time there has been contemplation on the wave energy.
Posted in Electrical Products, Investing in Electricity, Sources of Electricity
Tagged Alternative Energy, consumption of electricity, Electric, electric energy, electricity, Electricity energy, electricity generation, electricity usage, energy, energy crisis, innovation, Power, save electricity, Technology, Wave Energy
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