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    Purpose The purpose of this report is to inform you of a suitable energy source to meet the projected demands of the state of Florida for the next ten years. I recommend a hybrid plant that uses both solar energy and natural gas. I am certain that a hybrid plant is the most suitable energy source for the State of Florida for the next 10 years. Statistics Florida’s Statistics Florida Public Service Commission reports that as of 2014, natural gas generates 58.89%, or the majority of Florida’s energy

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    the development of the atomic theory and the most accurate description of the atom with the work of Niels Bohr. Nearly 2000 years forward, past the philosophies of Democritus, Bohr, and other atomic theorists, the bloodshed of World War 2 hit its peak. The United States of America was caught in a two

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    first nuclear power plant in 1956 [23-24]. This commercial scale reactor was built in southwest Scotland and given a name “MAGNOX” due to the fuel cladding (magnesium non-oxidising alloy) used to contain the fuels. The MAGNOX reactor uses natural uranium metal fuel to generate thermal energy while using graphite bricks to moderate the fast moving neutrons within the core. Two types of graphite bricks are used in MAGNOX design; these are Pile Grade A (PGA) and Pile Grade B (PGB). The former is used

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    materialized, and the US and other nations assured Pakistan they were safe, despite the fact they had nearly started a nuclear war that day. The following afternoon, Khan and his associates went ahead with the test, detonating 5 bombs 800 feet deep under the peak of a mountain. The test was deemed a success as the mountain heaved, and turned white from the blast. The world could no longer deny that Pakistan had gained status as a nuclear

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    same, or less, energy pulls at us as electronic users and peaks our interest. He even admits to the tragedies of 3-mile island, Chernobyl and Fukushima. Tucker also provides us with information regarding accidents that have occurred as a result of natural means of energy, such as the dam collapse in Japan during an earthquake. Although the thought of 100-car freights every 30 hours seems staggering, he fails to elaborate that the uranium used for nuclear reactors also needs to be mined. Tucker

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    4.1. Overview of the tradable green certificates system The support system for renewable energy in Romania, i.e. quota system with tradable green certificates, was launched in 2004 in order to achieve two goals: to reduce the prices for consumers and to protect the generators of renewable electricity. Wind energy, solar energy, biomass, micro hydro and geothermal energy are all sources of energy that can be supported by this system [68]. The trading of green certificates is ensured by OPCOM (green

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    ECONOMIC SIGNIFICANCE OF RENEWABLE ENERGY POLICY IN INDIA: A CASE STUDY OF GUJARAT’S SOLAR POLICY I. Introduction The transition to a greener energy regime in India is driven by both external factors, like energy prices, market developments, political culture and the emphasis on climate change, as well as by internal factors like the goal to achieve long term energy security and the need for enhancing access to energy. The early emphasis on renewable energy in India was primarily on the wake of

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    Looking for apartments and being on my own for the first time brought to my attention how expensive energy bills can be. I was determined to research a way to save on energy and cut down my bills. While looking through the solutions I came across an intriguing discovery. Over the years energy efficiency has become an epidemic, whether it affects global warming or protecting the environment, saving money or improving the economy; conserving energy has a lot more to it than many people will ever know

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