wind is better than hydro
because wind generate
more power then hydro
Simply because wind is renewable energy, and gas isn't. But unfortunately wind power is more expensive than gas.
Renewable energy! Solar energy, wind power, hydro power and Geothermal power. Hope i helped:)
Wind Energy Is a Purest Form Of Energy Source.
Maybe solar or wind or water i dont know which is more common but i know these are quite common A2 at present hydro power is the biggest in countries that have it, otherwise wind power. In the US for example hydro is about 7% and wind is less than this, but wind power can be easily increased whilst hydro depends on suitable sites which have mostly already been exploited.
No, it only works when the wind is blowing. This is why renewable energy is best with a mix of resources. Solar energy, hydro power and wind are three that together can supply constant power.
yes
none of them
Its cheap to build and renewable-plus you dont have to pay for it!!- And it takes less space and is a bit more effective on windy terrains!- A Cookieman`But Hydro Powers power more than double the electricity in the U.S. than the Wind. But still, wind turbines also have some bad things about it. For example. If the turbine malfunctions or gets damaged. It will be dangerous and kinda expensive to repair. And Hydro is worse. But the overall factor of the 2. Wind is a little more better. -A CookieMan`
hydroelectricity is wind speed
hydro power is practically always constant wind power might not be there at all sometimes and it could be a load as opposed to a source.
Wind Power is a clean and Renewable energy, because Wind Power is all around us.
wind power,hydro power,solar power,uranium,petroleum
Hydro electric power, wind power, wave power and oil.
Simply because wind is renewable energy, and gas isn't. But unfortunately wind power is more expensive than gas.
Renewable energy! Solar energy, wind power, hydro power and Geothermal power. Hope i helped:)
Coal fired, Nuclear Power, Gas Fired, Hydro, Wind Power.
The renewables are Tidal energy, Wind power, Solar power and Hydro electric power