It’s renewable ‘cuz you can use it over and over.

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It’s renewable ‘cuz you can use it over and over. Renewable Energy It’s renewable ‘cuz you can use it over and over.

Two Types of Renewable Energy Since Renewable energy is supplied by the Sun, we often refer to it as “Solar Energy”. Two types – Direct and Indirect. Direct Solar Energy is energy in the form of light that is streaming from the Sun to a collection device Indirect Solar Energy is energy from the Sun that passes through at least one intermediate step, or conversion, before being gathered by a collection device.

Direct Solar Energy Two types of Direct Solar Energy – Active and Passive. Direct Active utilizes some form of energy to assist in the gathering or conversion of light energy into another form of useful energy. Examples include Solar Heat panels, Photovoltaic (PV) Cells, and Solar Arrays.

Direct Passive Solar Energy Relies on design, materials, and construction to take advantage of available solar energy. Examples include passive solar “envelope” homes and “green” architecture.

Chesapeake Bay Foundation – Merrill Center Built in 2000 in Bay Ridge, MD (outside of Annapolis) on banks of Chesapeake Bay. 1st commercial building LEED Platinum certified. Takes advantage of design, site orientation, and sun declination to minimize cooling and heating costs as well as electricity and water usage.

Indirect Solar Energy Hydroelectricity Wind Energy Biomass Geothermal Solar Hydrogen

Hydroelectricity Utilizes the kinetic energy of moving water to generate electricity.

More Hydroelectricity Tidal and Wave power. Uses kinetic energy of seawater to generate electricity.

Still more Hydroelectricity Thermal ponds and Ocean thermal energy.

Wind Energy Kinetic energy of moving air is converted to electricity.

Biofuel (Biomass) Organic material used for fuel. Can be used as solid, liquid, or gas. Wood, grass, and dung. Less concentrated energy than fossil fuels.

Geothermal Utilizing heat energy in the Earth’s crust to heat and generate electricity.

Solar Hydrogen Water is split into O and H2. H2 is burned or reacted in the presence of oxygen. Waste product is water vapor. The trouble lies in splitting the water.