Photovoltaic energy to face an earthquake

Abstract:

The planet is going through serious problems of environmental pollution, accompanied by catastrophes, such as earthquakes. The industrial revolution that took place in the second half of the 18th century caused an incbkp_redible demand for energy and involved the implementation of power plants, which mostly emitted polluting gases. Currently the case is not very different, the largest generation power plants in the world emit large amounts of C02 into the atmosphere, but unlike what happened in the past, renewable energy generation has taken hold, and despite being expensive in terms of their structural implementation, they do not represent pollution due to gas emissions. One of these renewable energies is photovoltaic, which uses the electromagnetic radiation emitted by the sun to generate electrical energy. In Ecuador, for the provision of electricity, there is an interconnected national system that is supplied by the generation of hydroelectric plants, wind power plants and thermoelectric power plants that consume petroleum products and emit large amounts of CO2 into the atmosphere, in the same way the service is not insured due to the distribution conditions that make it very fragile due to the geographic irregularity that exists in the territory and that in case of natural disasters can collapse the system generating serious problems such as those that occurred on April 16th, so that it is necessary to have autonomous supplies such as the one that is being proposed in the project to provide energy in certain areas that are of special social interest. At present, the emergence of new sources of renewable energy in the international energy landscape …

Año de publicación:

2017

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