1. Name _____6__ INTRO – Harnessing the Wind Nov__ Page 86-87

2. Name _____6__ INTRO – Harnessing the Wind Nov__ Page 86-87
What are some sources of energy? (Where does energy come from?)

3. Name _____6__ INTRO – Harnessing the Wind Nov__ Page 86-87
What are some sources of energy? (Where does energy come from?)
Wind, Water, Sun, Coal, Nuclear, Gas, and Oil.

4. Name _____6__ INTRO – Harnessing the Wind Nov__ Page 86-87
What are some sources of energy? (Where does energy come from?)
Wind, Water, Sun, Coal, Nuclear, Gas, and Oil.
Which are renewable? Non-renewable?

5. Name _____6__ INTRO – Harnessing the Wind Nov__ Page 86-87
What are some sources of energy? (Where does it come from?)
Wind, Water, Sun, Coal, Nuclear, Gas, and Oil.
Which are renewable? Non-renewable?
Wind, Water, and Sun are renewable. (constantly replaced)

6. Name _____6__ INTRO – Harnessing the Wind Nov__ Page 86-87
What are some sources of energy? (Where does it come from?)
Wind, Water, Sun, Coal, Nuclear, Gas, and Oil.
Which are renewable? Non-renewable?
Wind, Water, and Sun are renewable. (constantly replaced)
Coal, Nuclear, Gas, and Oil are non-renewable. (used up over time)

7. Name _____6__ INTRO – Harnessing the Wind Nov__ Page 86-87
What are some sources of energy? (Where does it come from?)
Wind, Water, Sun, Coal, Nuclear, Gas, and Oil.
Which are renewable? Non-renewable?
Wind, Water, and Sun are renewable. (constantly replaced)
Coal, Nuclear, Gas, and Oil are non-renewable. (used up over time)
What is “Weather Dancer”? How much energy does it make?

8. Name _____6__ INTRO – Harnessing the Wind Nov__ Page 86-87
What are some sources of energy? (Where does it come from?)
Wind, Water, Sun, Coal, Nuclear, Gas, and Oil.
Which are renewable? Non-renewable?
Wind, Water, and Sun are renewable. (constantly replaced)
Coal, Nuclear, Gas, and Oil are non-renewable. (used up over time)
What is “Weather Dancer”? How much energy does it make?
Weather Dancer is a huge wind turbine in Southern Alberta.

9. Name _____6__ INTRO – Harnessing the Wind Nov__ Page 86-87
What are some sources of energy? (Where does it come from?)
Wind, Water, Sun, Coal, Nuclear, Gas, and Oil.
Which are renewable? Non-renewable?
Wind, Water, and Sun are renewable. (constantly replaced)
Coal, Nuclear, Gas, and Oil are non-renewable. (used up over time)
What is “Weather Dancer”? How much energy does it make?
Weather Dancer is a huge wind turbine in Southern Alberta.
It creates 2.96 gigawatt hours of electricity each year.

10. Name _____6__ INTRO – Harnessing the Wind Nov__ Page 86-87
What are some sources of energy? (Where does it come from?)
Wind, Water, Sun, Coal, Nuclear, Gas, and Oil.
Which are renewable? Non-renewable?
Wind, Water, and Sun are renewable. (constantly replaced)
Coal, Nuclear, Gas, and Oil are non-renewable. (used up over time)
What is “Weather Dancer”? How much energy does it make?
Weather Dancer is a huge wind turbine in Southern Alberta.
It creates 2.96 gigawatt hours of electricity each year.
ANSWER 4 QUESTIONS ON PAGE 87! Good luck!

11. Name _____6__ INTRO – Harnessing the Wind Nov__ Page 86-87
What are some sources of energy? (Where does it come from?)
Wind, Water, Sun, Coal, Nuclear, Gas, and Oil.
Which are renewable? Non-renewable?
Wind, Water, and Sun are renewable. (constantly replaced)
Coal, Nuclear, Gas, and Oil are non-renewable. (used up over time)
What is “Weather Dancer”? How much energy does it make?
Weather Dancer is a huge wind turbine in Southern Alberta.
It creates 2.96 gigawatt hours of electricity each year.
ANSWER 4 QUESTIONS ON PAGE 87! Good luck!
1) They are all related by X 1000 (or 3 zeros).

12. Name _____6__ INTRO – Harnessing the Wind Nov__ Page 86-87
What are some sources of energy? (Where does it come from?)
Wind, Water, Sun, Coal, Nuclear, Gas, and Oil.
Which are renewable? Non-renewable?
Wind, Water, and Sun are renewable. (constantly replaced)
Coal, Nuclear, Gas, and Oil are non-renewable. (used up over time)
What is “Weather Dancer”? How much energy does it make?
Weather Dancer is a huge wind turbine in Southern Alberta.
It creates 2.96 gigawatt hours of electricity each year.
ANSWER 4 QUESTIONS ON PAGE 87! Good luck!
1) They are all related by X 1000 (or 3 zeros).
2) Weather Dancer will generate about
2.96 X 5 ≈ 3 X 5 ≈ 15 gigawatt hours in 5 years.

13. Name _____6__ INTRO – Harnessing the Wind Nov__ Page 86-87
What are some sources of energy? (Where does it come from?)
Wind, Water, Sun, Coal, Nuclear, Gas, and Oil.
Which are renewable? Non-renewable?
Wind, Water, and Sun are renewable. (constantly replaced)
Coal, Nuclear, Gas, and Oil are non-renewable. (used up over time)
What is “Weather Dancer”? How much energy does it make?
Weather Dancer is a huge wind turbine in Southern Alberta.
It creates 2.96 gigawatt hours of electricity each year.
ANSWER 4 QUESTIONS ON PAGE 87! Good luck!
1) They are all related by X 1000 (or 3 zeros).
2) Weather Dancer will generate about
2.96 X 5 ≈ 3 X 5 ≈ 15 gigawatt hours in 5 years.
3) We change gigawatts to megawatts by adding 3 zeros or X 1000.
So, Weather Dancer generates
2.96 X 1000 = megawatt hours of electricity each year.

14. Name _____6__ INTRO – Harnessing the Wind Nov__ Page 86-87
What are some sources of energy? (Where does it come from?)
Wind, Water, Sun, Coal, Nuclear, Gas, and Oil.
Which are renewable? Non-renewable?
Wind, Water, and Sun are renewable. (constantly replaced)
Coal, Nuclear, Gas, and Oil are non-renewable. (used up over time)
What is “Weather Dancer”? How much energy does it make?
Weather Dancer is a huge wind turbine in Southern Alberta.
It creates 2.96 gigawatt hours of electricity each year.
ANSWER 4 QUESTIONS ON PAGE 87! Good luck!
1) They are all related by X 1000 (or 3 zeros).
2) Weather Dancer will generate about
2.96 X 5 ≈ 3 X 5 ≈ 15 gigawatt hours in 5 years.
3) We change gigawatts to megawatts by adding 3 zeros or X 1000.
So, Weather Dancer generates
2.96 X 1000 = megawatt hours of electricity each year.
4) X 7 ≈ 20 X 7 ≈ 140 kilowatt hours of electricity in 1 week.

15. Name _____6_ Ch.2 Intro – Harnessing the Wind Nov__ Page 86-87
What are some sources of energy? (Where does it come from?)
_________________________________________________
Which are renewable? Non-renewable?
_____________________________________________(constantly replaced)
______________________________________________(used up over time)
What is “Weather Dancer”? How much energy does it make?
__________________________________________________________________________________________________
ANSWER 4 QUESTIONS ON PAGE 87! Good luck! 1) 2) 3) 4)