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Introduce Yourself Here Name, Company

electricity

Where does electricity come from?

Crystal River Units 1, 2 (Fossil) and Unit 3 (Nuclear) Power Plants! What is the power plant closest to where you live? Crystal River Units 1, 2 (Fossil) and Unit 3 (Nuclear)

Electricity Generation 1. Power Plant 2. Transmission Lines 3. Houses!

Can you name types of electricity generation? Coal Natural Gas Petroleum Nuclear Solar Wind Geothermal Hydroelectric U.S. Electricity Generation by Source 2015, EIA

Types of Electricity Generation

Coal Natural Gas Petroleum Fossil Fuels Coal Natural Gas Petroleum

Hydroelectric

Solar Wind Geothermal Other Renewables Photoelectric Effect Use geothermal steam to turn a turbine Geothermal

Nuclear Use nuclear energy as a heat source Use heat source to boil water Boiling water turns a turbine Turbine turns a generator Generator spins wires through a magnetic field which results in moving electrons (or electricity!)

FISSION=splitting atoms Nuclear Power Plant FISSION=splitting atoms

What are some challenges to electricity generation? Electricity cannot be stored efficiently Demand is not consistent View it live! https://www.eia.gov/beta/realtime_grid/ 

Climate change

What is climate change? Weather = day to day Climate = long term

Environmental Protection Agency Here are some other reasons climate change would be very bad. Environmental Protection Agency

What causes climate change? Greenhouse Effect

Where does carbon come from? Cars Electricity Generation

Which types of electricity generation produce carbon? Life Cycle Emissions World Nuclear Association: Compilation of Energy Studies

carbon STEAM Why is nuclear cool? Baseload electricity generation Not weather dependent No carbon emissions during operation Not location-dependent carbon STEAM

There are CLEAN ways to make electricity nuclear solar wind Solar, nuclear, and wind are all carbon free ways to make electricity!

http://www.thirdway.org/e-binder/we-need-a-mix

The importance of electricity

Energy Poverty Energy access is about providing modern energy services to everyone around the world. These services are defined as household access to electricity and clean cooking facilities (e.g. fuels and stoves that do not cause air pollution in houses). - International Energy Agency International Energy Agency

BBC

Green Energy Carbon Free Your turn! Clean air energy Green Energy Carbon Free

2017-2018 Essay Contest Eligibility: high school students (Grades 9-12) Essays due 3/8/18 Essay Prompt: Research energy sources and climate change. Propose an informed energy solution that limits climate change, allows developed countries to maintain their standard of living, and can provide reliable electricity to the 1.2 billion people currently without access to power. Proposed energy solution should consider the environmental and practical benefits and consequences of baseload (e.g. nuclear, fossil, hydro) versus intermittent (e.g. wind or solar) sources. Requirements: In this essay, define baseload and intermittent electricity sources. Use at least 3 different reliable sources for your research and cite these sources. Essay must be between 700 and 1000 words. First place – Laptop (Lenovo Yoga 900 or comparable) Second place – Chromebook Top 3 Finalists - science books, the board game Power Grid, and Pandora’s Promise

QUIZ

What is the path of electricity generation? Power Plant Transmission Lines Houses!

What component in a power plant spins wires through a magnetic field? Generator

Name a type of electricity generation Coal Natural Gas Petroleum Nuclear Solar Wind Geothermal Hydroelectric

What process is used to generate heat in a nuclear power plant? Fission!

Nuclear power plants produce zero carbon emissions during operation: True/False

What percent of the global population lives without electricity? 17%

QUESTIONS? clear nu

Optional Slides

Is Global Warming Real? YES! Earth Temperature Timeline http://xkcd.com/1732/ http://www.skepticalscience.com/

Where does our energy come from and what is it used for? http://energyliteracy.com/