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Question by Morten H: Can someone please tell me some good and bad things about saving solar energy in water or stone from one day t? Can someone please tell me some good and bad things about saving solar energy in water or stone from one day to another. —————————————— Answer by Nthere’s nothing bad
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Question by : Can plugging appliances into a power chord save energy & reduce a utility bill? I saw a news story a couple days ago about this and would like some more info. Does this only apply to appliances not in use, like a TV or microwave? —————————————— Answer by JoePower is power is
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Question by Mitch: How much current can you make with a solar panel? I would like to put solar panels on my vehicle to run a hydrogen booster, the problem is that a hydrogen booster requires 25 to 30 amps to be efficient. Is it possible to create this many amps at 12 volts using
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Question by Bryan M: How can I save energy at a school of a thousand? I need to answer this question for a school presentation. —————————————— Answer by John Sclose the school Answer by NuggetStop using the AC Answer by Mr. DJHold some classes outside to save electricity. —————————————— Add your own answer in the
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Question by : Solar Energy accounts for how much of our energy consumption? I need to know out of all the electricity we use, how much of it comes from solar energy? source please —————————————— Answer by Brian DanthySince heat is what energy through inbody is released, about 25 – 30% of it comes for
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Question by Go Navy: How can I keep my macbook from going black to save energy while idle? I want to watch movies on my mac but each ten minutes or so I have to get up and touch the keyboard or something to pull it out of idle mode.. how can i stop this?
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Question by Conrad: Charging a battery with a solar panel? I have a boat with an automatic bilge pump, and I want to hook up my battery ( 12 volt deep cycle marine) to a solar panel so that it maintains its charge when the bilge pump kicks on, the bilge pump will only kick
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Question by Scatterbrained: What would a 60 watt solar panel power? How many watts for a small home? What would be helpful is some chart or diagram that would put this in perspective for me. I thought it would be neat to save up for solar panels for my home and take the load off
about 1 year ago
ill give you a snippet of my blog post…
The Worlds Power Supply Part-1 from my blog (link at bottom)
Nearly all of the worlds energy come, either directly or in directly, from the sun.
Even the winds are largely driven by the suns heat. And the energy derived from coal and oil was originally collected by plants from sunlight millions of years ago.
The exceptions are Geo-thermal heat and Tidal-power which is governed by the moon.
The Suns total Energy output is equivalent to 3800 million Million Million Mega-watts. (And 1 Mega-Watt is 1 Million Watts)
But the earth intercepts Approx. 1/2,000,000,000th of this energy. About 1.9 Million Million Mega-Watts.
The funny thing is that the entire earths power could be sustained on only 1 percent of that which is about 190,000 Million Mega-watts…
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and that is just talking about the world..
Australia would be the best place for solar panels
we have wide open sunny (for most of the year) places that we can easily setup..
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another post on my blog is about a new kind of solar panel that is flexible so you could roll it on a house. or some thing like that
about 1 year ago
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Any alternative energy source that is ‘intermittent’ solar or wind will be built with a storage mechanism, so that when the sun is not shining or the wind is not blowing, you will still have power. If a country were to rely fully on a technology like solar, they would set it up so that while the sun is shining, they would produce much more energy than they need. They would store the rest of the energy using technologies such as molten salt storage, creating hydrogen through electrolysis of water, or just simple batteries.
Likely, a country will never rely fully on one source of energy like this.