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Why are so many power stations close to a large source of water i.e. the sea or a major river?
So the power stations dont use up so much fossil fuels. They use water to spin the turbines in the power stations and then it goes into energy ;) x
Why are there so many coal burning power stations in UK?
To generate electricity.
How do chp power stations achieve higher efficiencies than normal power stations?
CHP power stations produce a lot more heat. And therefor a lot more power. So that then means there is more efficiencies.
Why are there few hydroelectric power stations in UK?
because the conditions for a hydroelectric power stations in the uk aren't right so only a few can be built.
What are the reasons for the location of major power stations?
power stations are situated in places away from people so that harmful radiation, gases and pollution do not affect them and is not harmful to them
What is the payback time of nuclear power stations?
The payback time for nuclear power stations varies depending on factors such as construction costs, operating expenses, and maintenance costs. Generally, it can range from 10 to 20 years. However, nuclear power stations have a long operational lifespan, so they can generate electricity for many years once the initial investment is recouped.
Why in Callifornia are there so many Mexican stations?
because there are so many illegals
What are the problems of power stations?
The stations letting CO2 gas out to the atmosphere to act as a blanket or a green house so this makes our earth warmer and this stations damage our plants and animals.
Why does lirr have so many stations?
Its a commuter railroad.
Why are so many power stations located on the coast?
Power stations are located on the coast for several reasons: access to cooling water for thermal power plants, easy transportation of coal or fuel via ships, reduced visual impact on land due to being hidden by water, and the ability to dispose of waste into the ocean. Additionally, coastal areas often have higher electricity demand which makes it convenient to have power stations nearby.
Why are there so many train stations called penn stations?
These stations were built by and originally used by the Pennsylvania Railroad, thus the name Penn
Which parts of the UK are best for building hydroelectric power stations?
i don't now so haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
