Nuclear is definitely going to be present, as will hydroelectric, both of which are already well established, wind power is already becoming popular and a great deal of research is being focused of solar energy. Another hopeful is the harnessing of tidal action and waves.
The holy grail of future power production is a commercially viable fusion reactor, the realization of which could be just around the corner or decades away. The JET fusion experiment managed to produce 16MW of power, 65% of the power used to start the fusion reaction.
if the world goes green
then we will probably use solar or wind
if not then it will continue to obviously be coal.
Solar
The energy sources that I am most excited about all have lower carbon emissions, compared to conventional energy sources. These include Biomass Energy, Wind Energy, Solar Energy, Geothermal Energy, and Hydroelectric Energy sources.
Solar energy is a renewable energy source. It is sourced from the sun, which in human timeframes has a long life for energy output. Solar energy is therefore an almost infinite energy source. Most convential energy sources (uranium, coal, oil, gas, etc.) are unrenewable. Such energy sources are sourced from the earth and so are finite. The timeframes for the "finite-ness" of conventional energy sources vary and are disputed. Conventional energy sources also produce negative by-products through their conversion to thermal energy, kinetic energy, and electric energy, such as radioactive waste, sulphur, CO2, etc. Solar energy is a clean (i.e. minimal negative by-products) but diffuse energy source. Current technology developed to capture solar energy is inefficient in capturing and concentrating the energy for distribution and use as thermal energy, and electrical energy, compared to conventional sources.
A physicts
A point in a story that reveals something that will happen in the future.
Professor Oliver Headley (1942 to 2002) was a chemist and solar scientist. He is most known for his work on solar energy and promotion of alternative energy sources.
Solar, electrical, or hydrogen powered cars are most likely to be cars of the future.
In the most general terms, that would be: (1) Find new energy sources or make better use of the existing energy sources; and (2) Use less energy.
Answer this question… A loss of potential sources of future medicines
In the most general terms, that would be: (1) Find new energy sources or make better use of the existing energy sources; and (2) Use less energy.
In the most general terms, that would be: (1) Find new energy sources or make better use of the existing energy sources; and (2) Use less energy.
nuclear
geothermal
it would be coal because coal is most likely to run out faster and can realy harm the earth.
Some sources of future foods or medications would be lost
most engery sources are derivded from the sun,s engery
The most common alternate energy sources (as alternates to to fossil energy sources, oil, gas, and coal) are : nuclear energy, wind energy, and solar energy.
The energy sources that I am most excited about all have lower carbon emissions, compared to conventional energy sources. These include Biomass Energy, Wind Energy, Solar Energy, Geothermal Energy, and Hydroelectric Energy sources.