One.

Windmills. They’re with us for hundred years already. Wind is a great energy source as it’s renewable (it will keep blowing) and ecological (we don’t need to emit any sort of toxic smoke, to use it). It’s widely accessible across the world. The minus of this solution is that using it we depend on the weather. If there is no wind, we get electricity amount equal to zero – not fun.

Two.

Solar panels. Sun emits so huge amounts of  power that if we could capture all of it for just one hour  - we would be able to power with electricity the whole planet for a whole year. Nowadays we use few kinds of solar panels like, photoelectric cells, and heliostats (which are basically synchronised mirrors following sun as it moves on the sky).

Three.

Free energy generator – basing on Zero Point Magnetic Power. Therese are magnetic devices  producing higher quantity of energy than they use. Working 100%  to power your house.  You can buy an e-book and build it by yourself – e-book are popularised on a Do It Yourself scheme.

Four.

Biomass. This is basically everything that comes from living organism We’ve bee using it for the longest time. During ancient times we used wood to get fire. There is a minus  of this biomass. And it is that unless you use plant that was already death, you need to put next plants into the ground to keep ecosystem in harmony.

Five.

Water turbines. Putting turbine into strong water current we get  the same result as we get with windmills. It’s just taking place underwater. This source is independent from the weather. Unfortunately is limited to places in close vicinity  to rivers.

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Electricity we get from water is ecological and renewable. It’s very likely we’ll use more and more of it in coming years.

It’s ecological in that meaning that it doesn’t produce any smoke, carbon dioxide or other chemical compounds. It’s also cheaper than oil and coal. The working mechanism of water turbine is actually very simple. At the beginning of a cycle we’ve got a dam. It helps us to store lots of water in a reservoir. Then we release that water through a tunnel onto a turbine. Thanks to very strong pressure, water propels the turbines and  their movement produces electricity. So it works as a sort of free energy generator. That is actually the core of what happens here. After that electricity is distributed to those who buy it.

The main limitation of that solution is that if we want to  build a hydroelectric power station we need relatively big physical infrastructure. It has to take much more space than compared to any other possible energy sources. This is mainly because building a dam and the storage reservoir requires a lot of space that can’t be used for anything else at the same time. On the other hand we should always remember that after we’ve recurred our initial investment this structure gives us energy that is at zero costs. There is also new trend today, of building smaller hydroelectric power stations than before. They don’t need neither such a huge financial investment nor so much space.

Building hydroelectric power stations is one of great ways to prevent us from completely destroying environment. What makes it so great is that it makes use from a source that is constantly refilled. Water turbines give us free clean energy. As they need “close to the water” vicinity, it will rather not become our main energy source… Still it is very good way of getting electricity comparing to fossil fuels.

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