Geothermal

A small one yes. To harvest the geothermal energy you need to drill, build plant and infrastructure. This drilling, and construction has a carbon footprint (it needs energy to do). However the geothermal energy harvested has no carbon footprint.

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on the North Island of New Zealand

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on the South Island of New Zealand

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in the Australian outback

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among the high islands of the Pacific

No, uranium ore is primarily used for nuclear power generation by extracting uranium for use in reactors. Geothermal power is produced by harnessing the heat from the Earth's core, typically through the use of steam to drive turbines and generate electricity.

Some solutions to the disadvantages of geothermal energy include improving drilling technologies to access deeper, hotter resources, implementing advanced cooling techniques to reduce water usage, and conducting thorough environmental impact assessments to minimize any potential negative effects on ecosystems and communities. Furthermore, promoting research and development for enhanced geothermal systems can help expand the reach of geothermal energy to areas that were previously deemed unsuitable.

OTEC (Ocean Thermal Energy Generation) works under the principle of differential temperature of the ocean in its latitude by the solar heating of the oceans on the surface (250C & more)and depth (500-100 feet at 00C). Thermal gradient temperature upto 220 C and higher can be exploited The energy is derived by the heat loss in the cooling water when warm water vaporises ammonia to steam to drive the turbine to generate electricity. An effeciency of 6.7%- 7% can yield 32 mega watts power.

Habitat destruction can be a disadvantage of geothermal energy development if it leads to environmental impacts such as disruption of ecosystems, loss of biodiversity, and alteration of natural landscapes. However, with careful planning and mitigation strategies, these negative impacts can be minimized, allowing geothermal energy to be a sustainable and environmentally friendly source of power.

A geothermal spring is a natural hot spring produced by the emergence of geothermally heated groundwater from the Earth's crust. These springs can vary in temperature and mineral content based on their underground source. Geothermal springs are often utilized for recreational bathing and can be found in geologically active regions.

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HEP (hydro-electric project)...Electricity is produced by the fast motion of water turning turbines. Hydro dams can control the speed of the flow of the water, holding water back until the dam can be opened and produce a really fast surge to turn the turbine and make the electric power. Then the owner sells the power for a profit.

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Geothermal energy uses no fuel. Its most important waste is greenhouse gasses leaked from underground, so it is relatively free from pollution.

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Geothermal power plants work in one of two ways.

One way is that they drill wells into a geothermal reservoir and extract steam to be used in a turbine. If the reservoir is not quite hot enough, they might have to extract hot water, and flash it into steam by lowering the pressure. In either case, this steam is run through a turbine, which turns a generator to generate electricity. The steam is usually condensed and either used in the plant or reinjected into the ground.

The other way some plants work is by using the geothermal steam to heat water contained in a closed loop. This water is turned into steam, and runs the turbine. The steam from the ground would be condensed and reinjected. This has the advantage of keeping the geothermal steam separate from the power plant.

Note that other than the source of the steam, a geothermal power plant operates in much the same way most other power plants work. Using steam to turn a turbine, which turns a generator is a very common method. Notable exceptions would be wind farms, solar cells, and hydropower dams, among others.

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To be general, steam tables are used to determine the properties of fluid. Mostly used on engine, refrigerator and heat pump. It shows the pressure and temperature require for a fluid to reach a certain amount of energy level.

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I'm not sure if I understand your question completely,

but I believe that you are asking about the ways that energy would be accumulated, stored, and distributed from any specific form of renewable energy production.

OK geothermal energy helps us to day by cleaning up the air and atmosphere. Also it leaves few carbon footprint with using geothermal energy will stop making the hole in the ozone bigger by a small portion every day hopefully one day the world will run off of geothermal energy. one reason is that geothermal energy is earth energy ( coming from the earth) the heat from the earth is constant because there is presser the presser melts the iron core making magma witch will heat up pockets of water in the crust or mantel. So in the winter the core is melting faster so the ground is wormer. In the summer the core melts less so the earth is cooler then the weather this is why we can have geothermal heating in your house.

Heat from the ground can be used to stabilize the temperature of a house, keeping it warmer in winter and cooler in summer.

Heat from the ground can also be used on a larger scale by pumping water down deep enough into hot rocks where it will become hot enough to generate electricity back on the surface.

If you drill deep down into the earth and pump water down the shaft it will become very hot. This hot water, even steam, can be brought up another shaft to the surface where it can be used for heating and generating electricity.

The average production of geothermal energy per unit varies depending on the specific geothermal resource and technology used. On average, a geothermal power plant can produce between 500-3,500 kWh per unit of energy depending on factors such as the temperature and flow rate of the resource.

Geothermal energy is considered a primary energy source because it comes directly from the Earth's heat stored in rocks and fluids beneath the Earth's surface. It is renewable and sustainable.