Renewable Energy  heat water for use in homes, buildings, or swimming pools

 heat the inside of homes, greenhouses, and other buildings

- Renewable energy is an energy that refers to natural processes
 heat fluids to high temperatures in solar thermal power plant
and occurs in a sustainable manner. Renewable energy can be
created by utilizing increasingly sophisticated technological Solar photovoltaic devices, or solar cells, change sunlight directly into
developments so that it can become an alternative energy electricity.
source.
SOLAR ENERGY
The use of solar energy has not been opened up because the oil industry
does not own the sun.” The two main benefits of using solar energy are

-Ralph Nader  Systems do not produce air pollutants or carbon dioxide.

 Systems on buildings have minimal impact on the environment.
Nonrenewable energy, including fossil fuels and nuclear power, make up
the vast majority of the U.S. energy portfolio.

In the long-term, there are two major issues with this reliance on
nonrenewable energy:

 Dwindling supplies.
 Environmental pollution.

Dwindling Supplies

Nonrenewable resources, by definition, are finite and will eventually be

used up.

 Most of the easily recoverable sources of coal, oil, and natural gas
have already been tapped.
 As supplies of these resources tighten, or they become more
expensive to extract, price will increase.

Solar Energy

We use solar thermal energy systems to