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GREEN FIEND 1234 Sample Street, Anytown, St Part 4

GREEN FIEND 1234 Sample Street, Anytown, St Alternative Energy Alternative energy describes energy that does not come from fossil fuels and that is still in development.

GREEN FIEND 1234 Sample Street, Anytown, St Alternative Energy For an alternative energy source to become a viable option for the future, the source must be proven to be cost effective. Also, the environmental effects of using the energy source must be acceptable.

GREEN FIEND 1234 Sample Street, Anytown, St Tidal Power A tidal power plant works much like a hydroelectric dam. As the tide rises, water enters a bay behind a dam. The gate then closes at high tide. At low tide, the gate opens and the water in the bay rushes through, spinning a turbine that generates electricity.

GREEN FIEND 1234 Sample Street, Anytown, St Tidal Power

GREEN FIEND 1234 Sample Street, Anytown, St Tidal Power Although tidal energy is renewable and nonpolluting, it will not become a major energy source in the future. The cost of building and maintaining tidal power plants is high, and there are few suitable locations.

GREEN FIEND 1234 Sample Street, Anytown, St Ocean Thermal Energy Conservation In the tropics, the temperature difference between the surface of the ocean and the deep ocean waters can be as much as 24ºC (43ºF). Ocean thermal energy conservation (OTEC) is the use of temperature differences in ocean water to produce electricity.

GREEN FIEND 1234 Sample Street, Anytown, St Ocean Thermal Energy Conservation An OTEC plant produces energy using the following steps Warm surface water is boiled in a vacuum chamber. This produces a steam that drives a turbine to generate electricity. Cold deep-ocean water will condense the steam. The steam turns into water that can be used again.

GREEN FIEND 1234 Sample Street, Anytown, St Ocean Thermal Energy Conservation

GREEN FIEND 1234 Sample Street, Anytown, St Ocean Thermal Energy Conservation The United States and Japan have experimented with OTEC power, but so far, not cost effective. OTEC plants are inefficient because about one-third of the electricity the plant produces is used to pump cold water up from the deep ocean. – The environmental effects of pumping large amounts of cold water to the surface are also unknown.

GREEN FIEND 1234 Sample Street, Anytown, St Hydrogen-A Future Fuel Source? Hydrogen, the most abundant element in the universe, can be burned as a fuel. Hydrogen does not contain carbon, so it does not release pollutants associated with burning fossil fuels and biomass. When hydrogen is burned in the atmosphere, it combines with oxygen to produce water vapor, a harmless byproduct, and small amounts of nitrogen oxides.

GREEN FIEND 1234 Sample Street, Anytown, St Hydrogen-A Future Fuel Source? Hydrogen gas (H 2 ) can be produced by using electricity to split molecules of water (H 2 O). Hydrogen fuel can be made from any material that contains a lot of hydrogen. In the future, we may also be able to grow plants to produce hydrogen cost effectively.

GREEN FIEND 1234 Sample Street, Anytown, St The Challenge of Hydrogen Fuel One difficulty of using hydrogen as a fuel today is that hydrogen takes a lot of energy to produce. If this energy came from burning fossil fuels, generating hydrogen would be expensive and polluting.

GREEN FIEND 1234 Sample Street, Anytown, St The Challenge of Hydrogen Fuel One alternative is to use electricity from solar cells or wind power to split water molecules to produce hydrogen. Hydrogen could then be stored in pressurized tanks and transported in gas pipelines. Or hydrogen might not be stored at all-it might be used as it is produced, in fuel cells.

GREEN FIEND 1234 Sample Street, Anytown, St Fuel Cells A fuel cell is a device that produces electricity chemically by combining hydrogen fuel with oxygen from the air. When hydrogen and oxygen are combined, electrical energy is produced and water is the only byproduct. Fuel cells can be fueled by anything that contains plenty of hydrogen, including natural gas, alcohol, or even gasoline.

GREEN FIEND 1234 Sample Street, Anytown, St Fuel Cells