The Futur of Green Energy
Existing type of renewable energy
The sun is the most powerful natural energy source on the planet. Every day, 365 days per year The sun gives us energy in the form of light and heat all year long. But most of the energy it supplies goes unused, while instead we burn carbon fuels, which in trun is become scarce and therefore more expensive to provide. The matter will only worsen for those who carry on to rely on fossil fuels, and the time to use solar energy to power our homes is now.
Water Heating System
Typically you will get about 80% saving of that electricity that your electric geyser will use from your solar water heater. Those consumers that can afford it are turning to solar systems
An alternative that most consumers have hardly heard about is a heat pump. Its main selling point is you have to pay less for the initial cost. With the heat pump you have a payback period of less than two years. With the solar panel you get a payback of in the zone of about four years and with the cheap solar panel in the zone of about six years.
Buying a solar system may take about 5-8 years to pay itself, but taking advantage of federal tax credits and state, it may be paid much earlier. Solar water heaters also last much longer than gas or electric water heaters. In the meantime, your investment is paying dividends for the environment.
Wind Turbine
Probably the second most fashionable residential source of energy efficient is the home wind turbine. Wind energy, like solar, takes advantage of a natural phenomenon to produce energy efficient, with few costs after the original installation.
Green Energy Lighting
To some, the phase out of the standard incandescent light bulb that has served us so well since almost the dawn of the electrical age is nothing but an inconvenience. To others, it is a long overdue and necessary action promoting the reduction of fosils emissions and slowing the pace of global warming. To the electrical wholesaler it could be either of the above. But one thing is certain, whatever your personal standpoint it is also a sales opportunity..
The commonly used metric for comparing energy efficient lighting is lumens of output per watt of electrical input. This method is appropriate for omni-directional bulbs such as traditional A-shape lamps and spiral CFLs.
What will happen. I think energy saving may create some jobs in the short term. However, Most of the empoyee will become unemployed once the solar panels, windmill are installed, theres little or no maintenance on them, so the jobs would disappear. I do think we should develop energy saving more efficiently and for more application, and for that, a profit will need to be ensured after project completion in order to secure major investment.
Green energy is probably looking at making up 10 per cent or so, maybe a little less than that, of our energy mix over time.
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