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An engineer from Duke University has proposed a hybrid solar system that uses three renewable energy technologies to convert sunlight into electricity and hydrogen for individual households. The system combines solar, electrolysis, and fuel cell technologies to efficiently capture and store solar energy. While the initial installation costs are higher than fossil fuel generators, hybrid solar systems can compete with fossil fuels and help reduce dependence on natural gas plants. The system represents an environmentally friendly and innovative approach to renewable energy generation that may be worth exploring for implementation in high-rise buildings in Singapore.
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- 1. Alternative Energy Resources – Hybrid Solar System Makes Rooftop Hydrogen Energy & World Change Cheong Yin Ying G13
- 2. Content Background Interesting Observations Key Takeaway Messages Personal Assessment Issues for Discussion
- 3. Background Engineer from Duke University, NicoHotz proposes hybrid option to convert sunlight into electricity for individual households Three different technologies to give an exegetic performance to convert into useful work Hybrid solar scenarios can compete with fossil fuel-based system
- 5. Interesting Observations Renewable energy are inexhaustible Chemistry is involved in innovation Traditional Solar System? Not. Highly efficiency Cost of installation is more expensive than a conventional fossil fuel-fed generator
- 6. Key Takeaway Messages Reduce our dependency on natural gas plant Renewable Energy - Good partners to vary energy output rapidly Hybrid Power Plant in Florida by FPL Video Turkey: Hybrid Power Plant Takes Shape in Turkey Link: http://green.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/06/07/a-hybrid-power-plant-takes-shape-in-turkey/
- 7. Hybrid Power Plant in Turkey, 2015
- 8. Personal Assessment Interesting Concept Environmental Friendly Future innovation 8/10
- 9. Issues for Discussion Can we adopt & depend on this kind of hybrid housing system in Singapore? With so many of our high rise building, can we implement this new type of hybrid system?
- 10. The End
Editor's Notes
- Background Interesting Observations & Points Key Takeaway Message Personal Assessment Issues for discussion
- In the past we used to use fossil fuels to generate electricity, burning coal in power plants. In Singapore, we use natural gas produced from natural gas plants to generate our electricity. The world, being more environmentally friendly, decides to explore options of renewable energy such as solar, wind, hydro(water) energy as well as the recent radiation leak in Japan, – nuclear energy.Recently, I’ve read about hybrid power plants and hybrid solar system, which is new to me and I would like to share with you.3 different technologies SolarWater & Methanol (Water is easily available and Methanol is cheap & produced with minimal waste) – This chemical reaction will results synthesis reaction, in resulting hydrogen Hydrogen – cleaner gas but dangerous as it may be explosive
- Adapted from www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2011/08/110809132232.htmPhotovoltaic cells are used to absorb solar energy and converts directly into electricity and stored into fuel cells, known as your battery, and at the same time, the solar energy heats a combination of water and methanol in glass tubes on a rooftop and produces hydrogen and oxygen.Solar -> electricity + batterySolar -> water + methanol -> hydrogen + oxygen
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