sunlight and photovoltaic panels (solar cells/panels)
also electronic power inverters to change the DC from the panels into AC to send to the power grid.
Edison was the first to build and run a power station, on a small scale but supplying a number of consumers
Water at pressure that is sufficient to continuously spin the turbine(s).
Yes. To make something move, you have to add energy. An electric motor won't turn by itself.
Solar, wind and tidal are three sources of fuel/energy that will only run out at the end of time.
There are no energy sources that will never run out, but the sun will last a good long time, so any energy derived from solar will last a good long time. This includes direct solar, such as roof mounted water tanks, conversion of solar to electric by solar cells, bio-solar (grow things which convert to energy), wind, water, earth thermal, and similar.
The fuel type needed to run a power station can vary, but common types include coal, natural gas, nuclear fuel, and renewable sources like wind or solar. Other resources needed may include water for cooling systems, land for the power station itself, and occasionally additional materials for maintenance and infrastructure.
The primary power source is solar power from the large arrays connected to the station. There are also two backup generators and smaller fuel cells for various experiments.
Yes it does. First it costs you $money to put it in but after that all the money is your gain for if you make extra solar power through your panels then it will go back to the power station and they will pay you. another way is if you use batteries you don't have to buy power from the main power station and in the long run you are helping the environment. All for the better!
sunlight and photovoltaic panels (solar cells/panels) also electronic power inverters to change the DC from the panels into AC to send to the power grid.
i want to run a two ton ac with solar power
Many things run on solar power. Most of the Sun Chips factory (a company owned by Frito Lay) is run purely by solar power (hence the name "Sun" chip).
power from the sun
Sunshine and wind. Hardware you will need solar panels and a wind turbine and batteries. a calculation of your power requirements will let you know how many solar cells and how large a wind turbine will be needed to run your house off the grid. costs are substantial. at least $45k for all required items.
yes,in 500 years
yup!
It would be very expensive to run any house on solar power, but an integrated system is required. First you'd have to have the home be extremely efficient to limit the amount of power needed. Then you'd need a lot of solar panels to provide an excess of power and a lot of batteries to store the power for when the sun wasn't available. In other words that is possible, but right now it's really not practicable.
Solar energy can be harnessed to produce electricity that can power motors or engines, which in turn can make an object move. This can be achieved by using solar panels to convert sunlight into electricity, which can then be used to run the equipment needed to move an object.