The Green Patriot is on a mission to live life the GREEN way. Every project no matter how hard, how dirty or complicated is a step forward to living a better life. Follow me on my journey to finding the ultimate self-sufficient lifestyle and enjoy a good laugh, and some awesome DIY projects from changing a light bulb to building complex solar systems.
There are so many options out there that can SAVE us from the ropes and chains of fosil fuels that we just don't have any excuse for not finding the right one. Here are just a few examples of alternative energy sources that can lead the way to a greener, more abundant life:
Solar power involves you using a series of panels that can receive solar energy from the sun. The panels will convert that solar energy to actual energy. The power is linked up to a battery that will charge up various items.
Biomass power works as biological materials are converted as carbon is separated from materials. While old fossil fuels are items that are harvested over time might break down to produce fuel, those who not necessarily biomasses; rather, biomass energy entails things that can be quickly restored. Plants, crops, trees, and landfills are often used to produce biomass. As carbon is separated from the original materials, it becomes easier for power to be generated. The resource is renewable so long as the compounds needed for energy are available for use.
Wind power entails you utilizing a turbine that links to a windmill that collects wind. The turbine will take in kinetic energy from the wind. The energy is then converted into regular energy that goes to a battery.
You can use hydroelectric power for helping you to get the energy that you require. You can use water by having it move through a proper turbine or other setup that will produce energy based off of the water’s motion and pressure. Hydroelectric dams can be found all around the country; these include many power plants that help to power homes with ease.
Geothermal power lets you use the planet’s natural heat. The heat inside the planet can be found by digging deep into the surface to find the power. Naturally, most people use geothermal power for heating their homes, but that power can also be used for creating energy for your daily use.
Another choice you have for an alternative energy source is hydrogen. Hydrogen is a valuable material, but it is often paired with many other elements. For instance, water naturally contains hydrogen, but about a third of that water contains other elements. The key part of hydrogen power is to separate the hydrogen from the rest of whatever that compound comes with. Hydrogen power is produced through a mechanism that separates the hydrogen from the water. When the hydrogen is separate, it becomes easier for energy to be produced.
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