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Monday, July 12, 2010
Electricity generated from geothermal energy (geothermal power) offers a number of advantages: 1. Reliability 2. Renewability 3. Combustion-free 4. Very low emissions 5. Reduction in global warming
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In fact the MIT report estimated that there was enough geothermal energy in hard rocks 10 km below the United States to supply all the world's current needs for 30,000 years. And other important countries considered high in potential for development of geothermal power (geothermal energy) are China, Hungary, Mexico, Iceland, and New Zealand.
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Although geothermal power is a clean energy compared to coal and oil, there are several environmental concerns behind it. Construction of the power plants for geothermal power (Geothermal Energy) can adversely affect land stability in the surrounding region.
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And because the geothermal power station doesn't rely on transient sources of energy, unlike, for example, wind turbines or solar panels, its capacity factor can be quite large; almost up to 90% in practice. Geothermal power (geothermal energy) is considered to be sustainable because the heat extraction is small compared to the size of the heat reservoir. While individual wells may need to recover, geothermal heat is inexhaustible and is replenished from greater depths.
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Geothermal energy
What's geothermal power (geothermal energy)? From geothermal, it comes from the Greek roots geo, which means earth. And thermos, meaning heat. That's the meaning of geothermal power: earth heat. Geothermal power is energy generated from heat stored in our earth, or the collection of absorbed heat derived from underground. The Philippines and Iceland are the only countries to generate a significant percentage of their electricity from geothermal power (geothermal energy) sources; in both countries, 15-20% of power comes from geothermal plants. But as of 2008, geothermal power (geothermal energy) supplies less than 1% of the world's energy, just a small part. demonstration of geothermal energy:
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