Water Energy Energy – It’s Everywhere!. 2 Water Energy Solar energy creates the water cycle (see next slide). The water cycle is a renewable and sustainable.

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Water Energy Energy – It’s Everywhere!

2 Water Energy Solar energy creates the water cycle (see next slide). The water cycle is a renewable and sustainable source of energy allowing lakes, rivers, and oceans to be used to generate electricity.

3 Solar Energy Creates the Water Cycle

4 Hydroelectric Power Generation A dam is built across a river to store water (usually forming a lake or reservoir). The water flows from high to low elevation by gravity through a tunnel in the dam (the bigger the drop – the bigger the energy). The water flow turns a turbine to produce electricity before it exits the dam and enters the river. The electricity is transmitted to your home by power lines

Hydroelectric Dam 5

Advantages and Disadvantages of Hydroelectric Power 6

Tidal Power Tides are caused by the gravitational pull of the Moon and Sun and Earth’s rotation. The water level can vary as much as 40 feet in some locations. The water flows in (high tide) and out (low tide) and turns a turbine to produce electricity Tidal power is available 24 hours a day, 365 days per year 7

Other Water Energy Technologies Under Development Ocean Wave Power Ocean thermal energy conversion. 8