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Solar Energy Wind Energy Hydroelectricity Natural Gas Gasohol
Solar Energy
Description:
Solar energy is the energy received by earth from the sun.
How it works:
Solar energy is achieved by collecting sunlight and
Places its being used: mostly found in northern and northeastern Thailand; used on rooftop of the house
At the Lopburi solar farm in central Thailand, more than 500,000 thin-film solar photovoltaic panels never used on this scale previously in Thailand will supply clean energy to 300,000 people.
Wind Energy
Applications: wind-powered
vehicles/sports/water pumps
Nakhon Ratchasima is also home to Thailands largest wind turbine power plant.
Hydro Electricity
Hydropower today provides about 20% of the worlds electricity and is the main energy source for more than 30 countries.
Natural Gas
Applications: heating, cooking, transportation Advantages: safely stored, safely burned long endurance,
cost less
Gasohol
Description: Gasohol is a mixture of alcohol and gasoline. How it works: Gasohol powers cars through combustion. Applications: used as fuel in internal combustion machines Advantages: reduce air consumption and air pollution from
vehicle exhaust
Places its being used: found and used all over Thailand
And we have to thanks to our beloved King Bhumibol, that plays a major role in Thai alternative energy sources such as the developing of gasohol in Thailand
Credits:
Information by : Seungbum Sheen 8D PowerPoint by : Siyang Wang 8D Presentation by: Bhume Sudsawad 8D
Sources: http://www.dede.go.th/dede/
Wikipedia, Google, Google Images