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    Non-Conventional Sources of

    Energy
    These energy sources, often called renewable
    energy, are becoming increasingly important as the
    world transitions away from fossil fuels. They offer a
    sustainable and environmentally friendly way to
    meet our energy needs.
    Examples-solar energy, nuclear energy,etc..
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    Solar Energy
    1 Harnessing the Sun 2 Photovoltaic Cells
    Solar panels capture sunlight and convert it into These cells use the photovoltaic effect to
    electricity. generate electricity directly from sunlight.

    3 Sustainable Option 4 Environmental Benefits


    Solar energy is a renewable source, meaning it It reduces greenhouse gas emissions and pollution.
    can be replenished naturally.
    Energy from the Sea
    Wave Energy Tidal Energy Ocean Thermal Energy
    Conversion (OTEC)
    Harnessing the power of ocean Utilizing the rise and fall of tides
    waves to generate electricity. to generate electricity. Generating electricity from the
    temperature difference between
    warm surface water and cold
    deep water.
    Geothermal Energy
    1 Heat from the Earth
    Harnessing the heat from the Earth's interior to
    generate electricity.

    2 Drilling Wells
    Wells are drilled deep into the Earth to access
    geothermal resources.

    3 Power Generation
    The heat is used to create steam, which drives
    turbines and generates electricity.
    Nuclear Energy
    Nuclear Fission High Energy Output
    The process of splitting Nuclear power plants
    atoms to release energy. generate large amounts
    of electricity with
    relatively small amounts
    of fuel.

    Safety Concerns Long-Term Storage


    Nuclear accidents can Radioactive waste must
    have devastating be stored securely for
    consequences and the thousands of years.
    disposal of radioactive
    waste is a significant
    challenge.
    Advantages and
    Disadvantages
    Source Advantages Disadvantages

    Solar Renewable, Intermittent,


    Clean, Abundant Requires space

    Wind Renewable, Intermittent, Can


    Clean, Abundant be noisy

    Geothermal Renewable, Limited


    Clean, locations, Can
    Consistent be expensive to
    develop
    Nuclear High energy Safety concerns,
    output, Low Waste disposal
    emissions
    Thank you!!

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