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United States of America  USA spent $18.6 billion by 2009 for energy resources  Of US renewable energy sources, wind an hydroelectric are most producing.

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1 United States of America  USA spent $18.6 billion by 2009 for energy resources  Of US renewable energy sources, wind an hydroelectric are most producing  8% of USA energy sources are renewable 8% of the_____energy sources are renewable.

2 United Kingdom In 1991, the first UK wind farm was built In 2000, the first offshore wind farm was commissioned Target for alternative energy use is 15% by 2020 When was the UK’s first wind farm built?

3 Mexico  Mexico is trying to exploit its rich wind and solar potential after relying almost exclusively on petroleum for decades.  Mexico has great potential for wind development  By 2005 the Mexican gov’t approved over 50 projects- all completed by the end of 2007 What is Mexico known for?

4 Spain Renewable energy made up 12.5% of total energy produced The 2012 target is 20% There is 20, 661 MW installed capacity and1, 609 MW added per year  3 rd biggest producer of wind energy (after the US and Germany) Spain is the ___rd biggest producer of wind energy

5 Italy 2,729 active plants in 2010. Hydroelectric plants are widespread in the north, where there are many rivers and mountains. 66% hydro 12% wind 12% bio 7% geothermal Hydroelectric plants are widespread in the north

6 Germany 1990, Germany had virtually no renewable energy industry 2011, has 3x’s as much installed wind capacity as US and a world leader in PV’s  Solar PV’s integrated into windows and rooftops of modern homes, factories and office blocks  New multibillion industry and tens of millions of jobs Germany has ___ x’s as much installed wind capacity as US

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