03-16-2011, 09:40 AM
most countries have areas where wind is common and constant.
and many have coastal area where wave power can used such as tide power etc. most have daylight for solar power which could power plant and machinery during the daylight hours.
while some do not most do. in many third world countries a wind turbine would suffice for basic needs such as light and refs in smaller rural areas. in desert areas smaller solar panels could supply enough power for lights refs and the recharge of a battery to give minimal power at night.
i personally think the benifits of nuke energy are good but i'd like to see alternative energy embraced with wider arms.
and many have coastal area where wave power can used such as tide power etc. most have daylight for solar power which could power plant and machinery during the daylight hours.
while some do not most do. in many third world countries a wind turbine would suffice for basic needs such as light and refs in smaller rural areas. in desert areas smaller solar panels could supply enough power for lights refs and the recharge of a battery to give minimal power at night.
i personally think the benifits of nuke energy are good but i'd like to see alternative energy embraced with wider arms.