Geothermal energy is considered one of the most advantageous of all due to its high energy efficiency and because it can be installed almost anywhere in the world if it meets certain requirements. In addition, it is considered a renewable, sustainable energy that cares for the environment. Thanks to these aspects, countries such as the […]
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Biogas is a renewable energy source that is produced from various gases generated by the decomposition of organic matter in the absence of oxygen. Biogas facilitates the production of electrical and thermal energy in an environmentally friendly manner, and represents one of the most efficient alternatives to fossil fuels. Indeed, this type of renewable energy
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Wind energy is the use of air masses to generate electricity. It is one of the most environmentally friendly activities, since it includes a transformation process without emissions that does not contribute to global warming. In addition, it is a renewable energy source, which makes it an excellent alternative to fossil fuels that threaten ecosystems
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Organic waste of animal or vegetable origin, known as biomass, can be transformed into liquid biofuels through various chemical processes. These fuels are used to power many of our daily activities, especially within the transport sector, and are therefore considered as examples of alternative energy. Biodiesel and bioethanol are the most common biofuels, and they
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Nuclear energy is one that takes advantage of the nuclear fission process to generate large volume steam that will move large turbines and thus efficient, safe and reliable electrical energy can be generated that has several advantages over other types of energy. The nuclear energy It is considered as a type of alternative energy to
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Solar energy is considered to grow in such a way that it provides electricity to at least 20% of the world population. Currently, this technology is applied mainly in remote places where conventional electrical energy does not reach, however, the objective of engineers and scientists is to ensure that this type of clean and renewable
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Biodiesel is a liquid fuel that originates from the breakdown of lipid materials, such as vegetable oil or animal fat. It serves as a renewable substitute for fossil fuels, which means it produces less greenhouse gases than petroleum-based diesel (gasoline), therefore it can be considered as a renewable and alternative energy source. In many countries,
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Today, virtually everything we do, buy, and eat consumes energy and produces carbon emissions in one way or another. There are the obvious culprits: the fossil fuels used for transportation, airplane flights, and when we use electric light in our homes. The products we buy are not saved, they also come with their own carbon
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Biofuel represents a renewable energy source that is obtained by decomposing organic waste of animal or vegetable origin under certain conditions. This waste, represented in biomass, can undergo various transformation processes to produce thermal energy (heat) and even to represent a safe and clean alternative to fossil fuels. As conventional fuel prices rise and global
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Natural gas is a source of fossil fuel that formed in marine geological environments millions of years ago from plant debris, microscopic animals such as diatoms, and plankton that accumulated in thick layers. Natural gas is a type of non-renewable energy, that is, it can run out, and it is not a very clean energy,
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