In the United States, about 9% of all energy consumed in 2012
was from renewable sources. While this is a relatively small
fraction of the U.S. energy supply in 2012 the United States was the
world's largest consumer of renewable energy from geothermal,
solar, wood, wind, and waste for electric power generation producing almost 25% of the world's tota.This institute also reports
that in 2012, 30% of the renewable energy in the U.S.was from
hydropower. This means that only about 3% of all energy consumed
in the United States was from hydropower.Globally, hydropower accounted for 16% of all global electricity
production in 2007, with other renewable energy sources totaling
3%. Hence, it is not surprising that when options are evaluated for new energy developments, there is strong impulse for fossil fuel
or nuclear energy as opposed to renewable sources. However as
hydropower schemes are often part of a multipurpose water resources development project, they can often help to finance other
In the United States, about 9% of all energy consumed in 2012
was from renewable sources. While this is a relatively small
fraction of the U.S. energy supply in 2012 the United States was the
world's largest consumer of renewable energy from geothermal,
solar, wood, wind, and waste for electric power generation producing almost 25% of the world's tota.This institute also reports
that in 2012, 30% of the renewable energy in the U.S.was from
hydropower. This means that only about 3% of all energy consumed
in the United States was from hydropower.Globally, hydropower accounted for 16% of all global electricity
production in 2007, with other renewable energy sources totaling
3%. Hence, it is not surprising that when options are evaluated for new energy developments, there is strong impulse for fossil fuel
or nuclear energy as opposed to renewable sources. However as
hydropower schemes are often part of a multipurpose water resources development project, they can often help to finance other
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