Stefan Żeromski Primary School Poniatowa (POLAND) www.sp.poniatowa.pl COMENIUS PROJECT 2013 ENERGY CONSUMPTION AND CONSERVATION IN POLAND.

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Stefan Żeromski Primary School Poniatowa (POLAND) COMENIUS PROJECT 2013 ENERGY CONSUMPTION AND CONSERVATION IN POLAND

The structure of final energy consumption in Poland by energy carrier ENERGY EFFICIENCY IN POLAND YEARS data publikacji: , źródło: ENERGY CONSUMPTION IN POLAND

Primary and final energy consumption ENERGY EFFICIENCY IN POLAND YEARS data publikacji: , źródło: ENERGY CONSUMPTION IN POLAND

The stucture of final energy consumption by sectors ENERGY EFFICIENCY IN POLAND YEARS data publikacji: , źródło: ENERGY CONSUMPTION IN POLAND

Demand for energy is growing with civilization development, with exhaustion of traditional resources mainly fossil fuels (coal, oil, natural gas)and with an increase in natural environment pollution. Those factors cause increased interest in use of renewable energy. ENERGY FROM RENEWABLE SOURCES IN 2011 data publikacji: , źródło: RENEWABLE ENERGY

Renewable energy is an energy derivated from repeating natural processes, obtained from renewable non-fossil energy sources (energy: water, wind, solar, geothermal, waves, currents and tides, and energy produced from solid biomass, biogas and liquid biofuels) ENERGY FROM RENEWABLE SOURCES IN 2011 data publikacji: , źródło: RENEWABLE ENERGY IN POLAND

Energy saving The usage of energy saving appliances enables reduction of energy intake. In this way it has an impact on reducing energy production and emission of CO 2. ENERGY SAVING URZĄDZENIA KONSUMUJACE ENERGIĘ data publikacji: 2011, Wydawca: Fundacja Instytut na rzecz Ekorozwoju

Rules for using energy saving appliances Household and office appliances should be used according to some rules which enable to reduce energy consumption. If only we would think of the costs of exploitation and reprocessing when we buy different appliances. ENERGY SAVING URZĄDZENIA KONSUMUJACE ENERGIĘ data publikacji: 2011, Wydawca: Fundacja Instytut na rzecz Ekorozwoju

Opracowanie Uczniowie z Kółka Comenius w SP Poniatowa opiekun: Rafał Pastwa 2013