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Solar Sun Flames
Renewable Energyby P. Anna Paddon
09-19-2012
Sustainability Renewable Energy Energy That Never Runs Out
http://www.originenergy.com.au/2024/Renewable-energy
Solar Sun Flames Thermal Solar 1 P. Anna Paddon 09-16/17-2012
ppt.Solar Sun Flames Passive Solar 2 P. Anna Paddon 09-17/18-2012
ppt.Solar Sun Flames Photovoltaic Cells 3 P. Anna Paddon 09-18-2012
ppt.Solar Sun Flames Renewable Energy P. Anna Paddon 09-19-2012
Solar Sun Flames Renewable Energy Solar Overnewton School DATA
& CHALLENGE
http://www.originenergy.com.au/2040/files/ed_OACC_solardata.pdf PDF
ed_OACC_solardata 9 18 2012
First Page :
As reserves of fossil fuels are used up, people will need to
find energy from other sources.
Renewable energy sources, like solar, hydroelectric, wind, and
biomass, are already helping to provide power for our homes and
workplaces.
During 20032004 renewable energy made up five per cent of
Australias total energy consumption.1
As concern grows over the environmental impact of greenhouse
gases caused by burning fossil fuels, it is likely that more power
will need to be provided from renewable sources.
Australian governments have called on power suppliers to find
more power each year from renewable sources.
Renewable Energy
Energy That Never Runs Out
http://www.originenergy.com.au/2024/Renewable-energy
Second Page :
What Is Renewable Energy?
Renewable energy comes from sources that can be renewed or will
never run out2.This includes energy from on-going natural phenomena
such as wind, sunlight, tides, gravity, and geothermal heat (e.g.
hot springs from deep underground).Renewable energy also includes
energy from plants and animals. This source is called biomass which
is the scientific name for all plants and animals. Common examples
of biomass energy are burning firewood, growing crops to make
liquid fuels and generating gas from
sewerage.http://www.originenergy.com.au/2024/Renewable-energy
Renewable Energy
Energy That Never Runs Out
RenewableNon renewable (fossil fuels)
Solar (the sun)Coal
Wind Oil
Hydro (water)Natural gas
Biomass
2 The sun is estimated to be more than four billion years old
and is expected to burn for at least another four billion years.
Wind and weather are also a naturally occurring ongoing
phenomena.
1 Australia's Fourth National Communicationon Climate Change
2005. The Department of Climate Change website has recently been
updated and the page you are looking for no longer exists
Solar EnergyThe sun is the star of our solar system and is the
original source of all energy. The sun is estimated to be more than
four billion years old and is expected to burn for at least another
four billion years.Fossil fuels like coal, oil and natural gas are
decayed plants and animals that have been buried for millions of
years. Those plants and animals lived because of energy from the
sun. Fossil fuels are a limited, non-renewable resource because it
takes millions of years to make them.Everyday more energy from the
sun reaches the Earth than we can use. The sun is also a source of
clean and abundant energy. People have always used the sun as a
source of energy - to warm themselves, grow food and to dry things
like clothes and food.We can now also use the sun to provide energy
for many things by capturing its power.Discover ways that people
are capturing the power of the sun.
Solar Energy Thermal Energy Hot/Cold Water
Third Page :
http://www.originenergy.com.au/2024/Renewable-energy
Renewable Energy
Energy That Never Runs Out
Solar
http://www.originenergy.com.au/2022/Solar
Forth Page :
Capture The Power Of The Sun There are many everyday ways that
people use solar energy to power their lives.Sun shining through
your window is helping to warm the room, your watch or calculator
might be powered by a small solar cell, hot water in the bathroom
might be solar heated and some electricity could come from solar
power.Solar energy is used in three main ways.Passive solar uses
the sun for light and heat. This includes: smart houses that use
sunlight to warm rooms in winter drying clothes sun dried foods
such as prunes, apricots and sultanas.Thermal solar collects the
heat of the sun and transfers it for later use. Solar water heating
is a good example. Water passed over solar collectors absorbs the
heat from the sun and is stored for later use. Solar generators
also use thermal energy. They are powered by warm air that rises in
a chimney, turning a mill which then turns a generator.
Photovoltaic cells (PV) are used to make electricity from sunlight.
Photovoltaic cells use a chemical reaction to produce energy.
Sunlight is essential to solar energy. Environmental factors such
as the weather, time of year and location all influence the amount
of sunlight
available.http://www.originenergy.com.au/2024/Renewable-energy
Renewable Energy
Energy That Never Runs Out
Capture The Power Of The Sun
Solar
http://www.originenergy.com.au/2025/Power-of-the-sun
Fifth Page :
Solar Energy Turning Sun Rays Into Electricity Energy from the
sun is called solar energy. The sun is a source of energy that we
can use forever.Sunlight can be used to make electricity using
photovoltaic cells. When the sun shines on these cells they make
electricity.Solar energy can be used in other ways to heat water,
warm houses, dry clothes or dry foods such as grapes (turning them
into sultanas).
Photovoltaic cells (also known as solar cells) have been around
for many years. Many small calculators are powered by small solar
cells so they dont need batteries or to be plugged in.
See more information on solar energy
here.http://www.originenergy.com.au/2024/Renewable-energy
Renewable Energy
Energy That Never Runs Out
http://www.originenergy.com.au/2040/Solar-energy-at-home
Solar Energy At Home
Sixth Page :
Solar Energy Turning Sun Rays Into Electricity Solar energy at
home
It is now easy and simple to use solar energy at home. This
involves putting solar panels (a set of solar cells in a frame
covered by glass) on your roof.The solar energy works in with your
normal electricity supply so you will always have the power you
need.When the sun shines on the panels, power flows through your
house just like mains electricity.Energy that you dont use is fed
into the electricity supply for others to use in fact, the
electricity company buys your surplus power.If there is not enough
sunshine or your power need is greater than the solar panels can
make, the extra power you need will come from the electricity
supply.If you have enough solar panels, when the sun shines your
home will be like a mini power station, pumping the power you dont
use into the electricity distribution grid. See more information on
solar energy
here.http://www.originenergy.com.au/2024/Renewable-energy
Renewable Energy
Energy That Never Runs Out
http://www.originenergy.com.au/2040/Solar-energy-at-home
Solar Energy At Home
Seventh Page :
Energy buzz word
If enough houses have solar panels generating surplus power, the
energy put into the power grid could be equal to a large power
station. Some people think this a better way to make electricity,
rather than building new power plants. This is called distributed
generation.Solar pros and cons
Australia is indeed a sunburnt country and that means we can
collect a lot of solar energy. Sunshine is free, but the solar
panels need to be
purchased.http://www.originenergy.com.au/2024/Renewable-energy
Renewable Energy
Energy That Never Runs Out
Solar ProsForSunshine Is FreeSolar ConsAgainst
Clean (no greenhouse gas emissions after set-up)Cost of buying
and installing solar panels
Sunshine is Free. RenewableSunshine is Free. Easy to install and
useSunshine is Free. Lower household power billsSolar will become
more attractive as the cost of installation gets cheaper Solar
Panels must be Purchased
Eighth Page :
http://www.originenergy.com.au/2024/Renewable-energy
Renewable Energy
Energy That Never Runs Out
Weblink/ Fact Box
Solar energy stations are big news. A very big solar energy
plant is being built in North West Victoria. When working, the
plant will produce enough energy to power the annual needs of
45,000 homes.The solar power station uses solar cells that were
first designed for satellites. It will be one of the world's
largest and most efficient solar photovoltaic power stations.The
power will be available to consumers through the national
electricity grid which includes Victoria, New South Wales,
Queensland, South Australia and Tasmania.
US Heliostat Field - The mirrors in the field reflect the sun
back to a tower, which converts the solar rays into electricity.
The energy captured by the tower is 500 times more than what falls
on a normal solar panel. Note the difference in size between the
person and the mirrors.
Ninth Page :
http://www.originenergy.com.au/2024/Renewable-energy
Renewable Energy
Energy That Never Runs Out
Solar Energy Investigations
Investigation 1 (Basic level): Sunshine
maphttp://www.originenergy.com.au/2040/files/renew_sunshine.pdf
http://www.bom.gov.au/cgi-bin/climate/cgi_bin_scripts/sunshine-hrs.cgi
Investigation 2 (Advanced level): Overnewton Anglican Community
College solar data
http://www.originenergy.com.au/2040/files/ed_OACC_solardata.pdf
Discover other renewable sources: Wind energy, Hydro,
Biomass
VIC: Marie Hinde, (03) 9652 5743,
[email protected]: Paul Hunter, (08) 8245 8220,
[email protected]
Overnewton Anglican Community College currently have 12 solar
panels installed.
http://www.originenergy.com.au/2040/files/ed_OACC_solardata.pdf
Tenth Page :
Renewable Energy
Energy That Never Runs Out
VIC: Marie Hinde, (03) 9652 5743,
[email protected]: Paul Hunter, (08) 8245 8220,
[email protected]
Renewable energy www.originenergy.com.au/education Overnewton
Anglican Community College Imagine having an unlimited source of
electricity in your schoolyard, one which reduces the greenhouse
gas emissions produced and monthly bills. This is exactly what
students and teachers at Overnewton Anglican Community College
(OACC), Keilor (VIC) have after solar panels were recently
installed by Origin. The panels are part of their plan to become a
clean, green, innovative school. The solar panels have been a great
move for the school. Students are excited about being part of a
genuine solution to environmental issues, said Year 4 teacher,
Michael Wilmot. The school has been collating data from the panels
which tracks exactly how much energy the panels have collected.
Students use this data to calculate the money and greenhouse gas
emission savings. One of the most exciting discoveries for Michael
has been how easy it is to collect solar energy. You put panels up
on the roof, and you have endless amounts of clean green
electricity being produced, he said. The initial cost can be a
little daunting but it does need to be emphasised that the whole
unit will pay for itself, and will actually become a money maker.
The educational benefits speak for themselves and the overall
reaction of the entire school has been resoundingly positive.
Overnewton Anglican Community College currently have 12 solar
panels installed.
http://www.originenergy.com.au/2040/files/ed_OACC_solardata.pdf
Overnewton Anglican Community College currently have 12 solar
panels installed.
http://www.originenergy.com.au/2024/Renewable-energy
http://www.originenergy.com.au/2040/files/ed_OACC_solardata.pdf
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Thank YouSustainabilitySolar - Renewable EnergyElect.P. Anna
PaddonMLA-Cowichan/Crofton MAY 14 2013BC Provincial
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http://www.originenergy.com.au/2024/Renewable-energy
Solar Sun Flames
Renewable Energyby P. Anna Paddon
09-19-2012
Solar Sun Flames Renewable Energy Solar Overnewton School DATA
& CHALLENGE
http://www.originenergy.com.au/2040/files/ed_OACC_solardata.pdf PDF
ed_OACC_solardata 9 18 2012
Sustainability Renewable Energy Energy That Never Runs Out
Solar Sun Flames Thermal Solar 1 P. Anna Paddon 09-16/17-2012
ppt.Solar Sun Flames Passive Solar 2 P. Anna Paddon 09-17/18-2012
ppt.Solar Sun Flames Photovoltaic Cells 3 P. Anna Paddon 09-18-2012
ppt.Solar Sun Flames Renewable Energy P. Anna Paddon 09-19-2012
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