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Section 4 Electric power production from geothermal energy
Geothermics, 1985This paper discusses the role of geothermal energy in developing countries, and its contribution to the total electric generation and economic development. Intensive activities of geothermal exploration throughout the last decade have led to the discovery and assessment of many new geothermal fields, which are now ready for immediate development.
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Advantage of the Renewable Energies at Madeira Island: Electrical Power Production
2002The electro-producter system at Madeira Island, includes a thermoelectrical power station, nine Hydroelectrical power stations and four private wind parks, with a total effective power of 180,7 MW, being 125,8 MW installed in Vit00FC;ria Power Station, 49,5 MW in the several hydroelectrical power stations and the remainder 5, 34 MW in the wind parks ...
José Cotrim +2 more
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Replacement of Coal by Fracgas in the Production of Electric Power - Yale Graduates in Energy
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2011New well drilling technologies, when utilized to fracture common shale formations promise to provide access to very large volumes of gas. Indeed, the trade press and news media have generally taken the position that “fracgas” over the next decade can add up to 800 trillion cubic feet of reserves, four times the current level of reserves, almost equally
Paul W. MacAvoy +3 more
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High-Temperature Technologies of Electric Energy Production on Steam-Turbine Power Plants
Applied Mechanics and Materials, 2015This article considers possible methods to improve economic efficiency of coal-fired plants by means of increase of steam performance upstream of the steam turbine. It gives the methods to increase steam temperature upstream of the turbine by means of heat values of both fossil and hydrogen fuels.
Nikolay Rogalev +2 more
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, 1980 Electrical Power Production Facilities from Green Energy Sources
Energy Sources, Part B: Economics, Planning, and Policy, 2006Green power refers to electricity supplied from more readily renewable energy sources than traditional electrical power sources.
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Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, 2014
Abstract Brazilian projects on Condominiums of Agroenergy for Family Agriculture have demonstrated the feasibility of combining preservation of the environment to productivity and income generation through technologies accessible to small farmers gathered in a condominium energy. Such projects have also demonstrated the feasibility of transmuting the
Elisandro Pires Frigo +6 more
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Abstract Brazilian projects on Condominiums of Agroenergy for Family Agriculture have demonstrated the feasibility of combining preservation of the environment to productivity and income generation through technologies accessible to small farmers gathered in a condominium energy. Such projects have also demonstrated the feasibility of transmuting the
Elisandro Pires Frigo +6 more
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Contribution of green energy sources to electrical power production of Turkey: A review
Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, 2008Green power products may be seen as a means of fostering renewable energy sources (RES) because they create and channel consumer demand for environmentally sound power generation. Turkey also has a large potential for renewable energy exploitation in a number of areas. Clean, domestic and renewable energy is commonly accepted as the key for future life,
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The Complementary Nature of CO2-Plume Geothermal (CPG) Energy Production and Electrical Power Demand
Volume 6: Energy, Parts A and B, 2012CO2 Plume Geothermal (CPG) energy generation is a renewable technology that uses CO2 as the geologic working fluid within naturally permeable, sedimentary thermal reservoirs. In this paper, we compare the ability for CPG geothermal technology to meet electrical demand requirements, compared with other renewable technologies, for a 10MW, northern ...
Benjamin M. Adams, Thomas H. Kuehn
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Anthropoidal Energy Production: Generating and Harvesting Electricity from Human Power
Architectural Design, 2008AbstractWith the depletion of slavery ‐ large‐scale free, if not cheap, manpower ‐ the potential of human force as a major source of energy was forgotten. Here Ken Yeang flags up how some important new research by scientists from universities in Canada and the US has heralded the development of wearable devices that harvest human energy.
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