Im doing a physics report on alternative energy sources. Why we are doing basic science in physic, i am unaware, but i still need an answer (:
Thanks!

I need some links answering or discussing this question.
Also what would happen to all the cars if we made the jump to alternative energy? could our current cars run on it such as natural gas?
Please give me links, I am doing a research project and needs links that I can research into not peoples answers. I'm having trouble finding any links to these that's why I'm posting this in case anyone knows a reliable source pertaining to this.
Breath it is a research project that is why I asked for links not personal answers.

i have a science project and we need to know whether themal energy is renewable or nonrenewable. Can someone please answer my question?

Like geo-thermal energy,solar power

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I've never invested before, but I want to invest in clean forms of energy like: wind, solar, hydro, and even clean coal amongst other forms.

What I am asking is where on the net to look into this, research it, etc...And I would also like to know the first steps or any tips that anyone would like to offer me. Thank you

Other countries seem to be far more aware of how uneconomical wind power is.

What will the environmentalist have to complain about if we switch to alternative energy sources? Will they start to "Tax" the wind and sun?

Will they come up with new theories saying wind turbines and solar panels are hogging too much natural resources, which is causing global warming, lol??

What next? They already complain about the turbines killing birds?

For examples

Windmills
Sailboats
To generate electricity

I need more though, so give me as many as you can think of

There are many alternative energy sources out there, but none that are readily available, cheaper then gas, and easy to retrofit on an automobile. Electric cars are great but have you seen any recharging facilities near your home? No.
Joe Cool- Yes I have seen a wall outlet, but you need to research electric vehicles. A regular 120 wall outlet will take about 10 hrs to full charge a SMALL car, 4 to 5 hours to charge with 240.

They do have magna-charge inductive charging paddles which are the "facilities" that I am talking about, and take a few minutes to fully charge a car. How many of those have you seen?

I dont think that electric vehicles are economical at this point, because electric cars energy is definitely cheaper then gas, but an electric cars range is about 50 miles on the liberal side, before you have to charge it for 5 hours. You cant go on a road trip with an solely electric car, unless your stopping constantly and recharging which is an inconvenience, and the opportunity cost definitely outweighs the benefits.
Joe Cool- I think change will occur, when consumers drive demand for these alternative fuel vehicles. Right now hybrid vehicles are more expensive then regular gasoline cars.

And also as you suggest the charging times takes a few hours, which is for a small euro car which typical americans dont want. And even if they did, how many americans take road trips? No one has time to take in the local flavor and spend more time and money to wait 4-5 hours to charge their vehicle just to drive a few hours and repeat the process. Typical Americans wont go for that unless there are "facilities" that are readily available.

Change wont happen, until consumers drive demand that forces businesses to put out alternative energy vehicles that are more economical and efficient then gas. So I ask my question again. Also what do you all think of biofuels and biodiesel?
Lazez Faire- Mile per gallon on an electric vehicle is not applicable to that vehicle, there is no gallons of anything in electric, it all depends on charge. Unless you show me a source, I highly doubt that a person can ge 100 miles off of one charge. Also you make it seem like electric cars are cheap and most American families can buy another car to drive, to offset their gas counterpart. So if it is so economical and cheap then why dont you have one? Also those batteries you talk about, cost a couple thousand dollars to replace, and you need to replace them every few years.

Dont get my wrong, I believe in electric cars but I dont see the efficiency in them. I drive over 80 miles a day and once a month I drive 500 miles round trip for business trips. I dont think electric cars are viable at this point in time. A company needs to come along and make an efficient electric car, with networks in the US to charge these cars within a few minutes.

please help me, i'm going to write a thesis about hybrid wind turbine-diesel power generation, but the problem is i cant find a way to make a wind turbine with low cost, i'm still an undergrad student you see
can anyone share me an ebook or a website that shows how to build a simple and cheap one?
i really appreciate the help
thank you before

Keep Congress in session 24/7 and the hot air will do the rest. energy independence.

Alright, we cannot drill, we cannot have nuclear power.

I wish I could take a leak into my car and make it run, but the technology is not there right now.
How long before we can make semi-trucks and airplanes that can run on renewable energy?

I've seen these vehicles with 30 batteries on them, but they can hold no more than a suitcase (if they have a trunk at all) and the waste from the batteries is more toxic than gasoline emissions. By they way, they cannot run at freeway speeds.

I have an essay on what those two states are doing for alternative energy. I have to compare and contrast the different things they are doing for alternative energy. What precautions or developments they are doing for. For instance, are they building windmills for energy or electricity etc. Lots of details or links please!!! Thank you

I'd like to know how you feel about them, are they a good idea or do you hate them? please leave a little detail as to why you like them and why you don't. thank you

Do you know which companies show the most promise in these emerging fields? Thanks for any guidance.

I need to write a 6 page minimum research paper, arguing why converting to renewable energy is better for our future. I don't know where to begin. I don't know anything about this topic. Anyone have any ideas or resources that will help?

I've heard about these. Does anyone have one? If so, please tell me how much they cost and how much you pay for electricity each month. Do you need to live in a very windy area or just mildly windy? Do you recomend one?

want to install it?
want to design it?
want to manufacture it?
want to market it?
want to crew on a sail boat?

im writing a paper and needed help on:

recommend an alternative energy to replace the U.S dependency on fossil fuel?