So, if 70% of the earth is covered by water that surely means that it can be uses as on of our biggest and best resources instead of mainly being used to water the crops and after a long travel end up in the sewers.

As we all know currently water is already being used as a mean to generate renewable energy but are we doing enough? Have a see at this video and share your thoughts.

• 0 comentarios »

The European Union has committed to reaching and renewable energy consumption of 20% by year 2020. This can be considered quiet of a challenge if we take into consideration the renewable energy consumption level of the EU was only a sad 8.5% in year 2005.

Though a very interesting fact mentioned in the video states that the current level of European production of wind electricity can cover the consumption of electricity of Denmark and Hungary combined. Which makes you dream with a not too far away future of cleaner and sustainable development due to renewable energy sources.



This is an extract from the video producers:

Raising the share of renewable energy from 8.5% to 20% in the overall energy consumption is a necessary contribution to the global fight against climate change and towards better control over our energy dependence. The various uses of renewable energy are examined: electricity through wind and hydraulic energies; electricity or heat through geothermal and solar energies; electricity, heat, and biofuel coming from biomass. The EU is a world leader in the use and deployment of technologies that exploit renewable energy sources, providing over 350.000 jobs and an annual turn-over of € 30 billion.

• 0 comentarios »