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    SOLAR AND WIND

    ENERGY
    GROUP 2
    SOLAR ENERGY
    Solar energy is a renewable and sustainable form of energy derived from the sun. It is
    harnessed using photovoltaic cells, commonly known as solar panels, which convert
    sunlight into electricity. These cells contain semiconductor materials that generate
    an electric current when exposed to sunlight through the photovoltaic effect. Solar
    energy can be utilized for various applications, including residential and commercial
    power generation, as well as in off-grid locations where traditional power sources are
    unavailable.
    ADVANTAGES OF SOLAR ENERGY

    RENEWABLE RESOURCE
    ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY
    LOW OPERATING COSTS
    DIVERSE APPLICATIONS
    LONG-TERM ECONOMIC BENEFITS
    TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCEMENTS
    DISADVANTAGES OF SOLAR ENERGY

    INTERMITTENCY
    HIGH INITIAL COSTS
    LAND USE
    WEATHER-DEPENDENT
    ENERGY STORAGE CHALLENGES
    AESTHETIC IMPACT
    CONVERSIONS TO SOLAR ENERGY

    ELECTRICAL
    SOLAR PANELS ELECTRIC
    PANEL
    CAPTURE SOLAR CURRENT
    DISTRIBUTES
    ENERGY CREATION ELECTRICITY

    ELECTRIC METER
    RECORDS BATTERIES
    CONSUMPTION STORE EXCESS
    AND PRODUCTION ENERGY
    WIND ENERGY
    Wind energy is a renewable form of energy generated by harnessing the kinetic
    energy of the wind. Wind turbines, also known as wind machines, are devices
    designed to capture the energy from the wind and convert it into electricity. These
    turbines typically consist of blades connected to a central hub. When the wind blows,
    the blades rotate, and this rotational motion is used to drive a generator, producing
    electrical power. Wind energy is considered a clean and sustainable alternative to
    traditional fossil fuels, contributing to efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
    and mitigate the impacts of climate change.
    WIND MACHINES
    Wind machines play a significant role in
    generating clean and renewable energy,
    contributing to the reduction of reliance on
    fossil fuels and decreasing greenhouse gas
    emissions. They are part of a broader effort to
    transition toward more sustainable energy
    sources.
    ADVANTAGES OF WIND ENERGY
    RENEWABLE AND SCALABILITY
    SUSTAINABLE JOB CREATION
    LOW ENVIRONMENTAL ENERGY INDEPENDENCE
    IMPACT TECHNOLOGICAL
    REDUCED GREENHOUSE GAS ADVANCEMENTS
    EMISSIONS LAND USE FOR MULTIPLE
    LOW OPERATING COSTS PURPOSES
    DISADVANTAGES OF WIND ENERGY

    INTERMITTENCY AND VARIABILITY


    VISUAL AND NOISE IMPACT
    LAND USE AND IMPACT ON WILDLIFE
    INITIAL COSTS
    WEATHER DEPENDENCY
    POTENTIAL IMPACT ON AVIATION
    LIMITED SUITABLE LOCATIONS
    END-OF-LIFE DISPOSAL
    GRID INTEGRATION CHALLENGES
    POTENTIAL IMPACT ON PROPERTY
    VALUES

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