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The document discusses options for harnessing ocean energy in Panama to generate electricity. It identifies tidal, wave, and ocean thermal energy conversion as alternatives. It also explores expanding hydroelectric, building new thermoelectric facilities, using alternative fuels, and developing solar and wind energy. Significant population growth is increasing electricity demand beyond existing hydroelectric capacity.
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The document discusses renewable energy sources including wind, solar, geothermal, and hydropower. It notes that renewable energy usage has increased drastically since 2000. Wind energy is the largest source and the US leads in wind production, while solar has great potential in states like New Mexico and Arizona. Geothermal energy uses heat from the earth's core and is a major source in California and Iceland. Hydropower has provided electricity for over a century and accounts for most renewable power in the US.
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2008 Presentation I gave at Grinnell college arguing for renewables and efficiency to replace coal for electrical generation
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- 1. Ocean Energy- Panama Carlos Sanfilippo, CITEM Charles Warner, CW Engineering, SA
- 6. THIS demands more energy...
- 7. Than this...
- 10. Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion
- 11. Wave Energy Wave Energy Probably more appropriate for Caribbean Coast, Although there are some potential sites in Western Panama.
- 13. Tidal Barrage Tidal Barrage
- 14. In Stream Tidal In Stream Tidal
- 16. Turbine Farm
- 17. Combined Barrage and In Stream Combined Barrage and In Stream
- 18. Low Tide
- 19. Flood Tide
- 20. High Tide
- 21. Ebb Tide
- 34. Solar Requires a Lot of Land On average this 25-hectare farm is expected to deliver 0.7 MW (17 000 kWh per day) ( 10 W/m2 ) A 32 m2 reflector delivers up to 10 kW of heat and 1.5 kW of electrical power. 80 W/m2 of heat and 12 W/m2 of electricity “ T he world’s most powerful solar power plant,” has sun-tracking panels occupying 60 hectares, expected to generate 2.3 MW on average. That’s a power per unit area of 3.8 W/m2
- 37. Cost Comparison of Various Options
- 38. Issues and Benefits of Various Options
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