The term is misleading, since for ANY energy, once you use it, it's no longer available. It simply means that mankind can continue using it for a long, long time.
Because the energy causing the wind is that which comes from the Sun each day.
No, Wind power is just a renewable energy. Solar energy only covers energy from the sun.
No. It's not really a source of energy (except a tiny amount when it is burnt). Renewable energy includes sun, wind, hydro and geothermal.
Wind energy is not called solar energy. Solar energy is the energy from the sun, while wind energy is just wind energy.
It is classed as a renewable source of energy because the sun shines during the day (even under an overcast sky) and the wind blows on most days.
Perpetually renewable.
Wind energy and solar energy are called renewable energy sources. Other renewable energy sources include hydroelectricity (generated by water movement) and geothermal energy.
no it is not Yes it is. The energy in the wind comes from the sun whose light heats the surface of the earth and the atmosphere. It is that heat that ultimately drives the movements of the atmosphere. So the energy in the wind is constantly renewed by new energy from the sun.
Renewable energy is solar, wind, water and thermal power. Solar energy radiates from the sun.
Because the energy causing the wind is that which comes from the Sun each day.
They are both seen as renewable sources of energy
No, Wind power is just a renewable energy. Solar energy only covers energy from the sun.
the sun.
It depends on where you are and how much wind, sun, etc. you get.
they are water wind geothermal energy the sun
Wind, wave or geo-thermal
It would be naïve to say that there is a completely renewable source of energy. The sun, for example, which is the source of all energy on Earth, will form a Red Giant in a few billion years time, and will produce far less energy than it had in the past. Additionally, although wind (which relies on the sun) is renewable per say, machines to make use of wind energy, such as wind turbines, require maintenance et cetera and are in that sense, not *completely* renewable. However, for our purposes, and especially in contrast to Fossil fuels, the Sun, the wind, the tides et cetera are renewable sources of energy. Windmills are machines which convert the wind's energy into another form of energy. They, themselves, are not "renewable *sources," rather they can make use of a 'renewable' source, 'the wind,' to transform kinetic into potential energy.