Types of renewable energy

Types of renewable energy

Renewable energy that can protect the environment while supplying energy! 

Today, we have prepared a time to learn about the types of renewable energy. Let's start with what kind of renewable energy is. New and renewable energy is largely divided into new and renewable energy. New energy is energy that converts or uses existing fossil fuels or uses electricity or heat through chemical reactions such as hydrogen and oxygen to fall into one of three areas:

1. Fuel cells
2. Coal liquefaction and gasification
3. Hydrogen energy

Renewable energy is energy used by converting renewable energy including sunlight, water, geothermal water, precipitation, and organisms of the organism. Solar heat, solar power, biomass, wind power, small hydro power, geothermal energy, marine energy, waste energy It's one of the dog sectors.

New Energy (3 fields)	Fuel cell, coal liquefaction and gasification, hydrogen energy
Renewable energy (8 fields)	Solar power, photovoltaic power, biomass, wind power, small hydro power, geothermal power, marine energy, waste energy

“New Energy”

Fuel cell

It is energy that directly converts chemical energy generated by oxidizing fuels such as hydrogen, methane and methanol into electrical energy.

Coal liquefaction and gasification:

It is a new technology that produces electricity by operating gas turbines and steam turbines after producing and refining gases that are mainly composed of carbon monoxide and hydrogen by reacting incomplete combustion and gasification of low-grade raw materials including coal under high temperature and high pressure.

Hydrogen energy

It is a technology that converts hydrogen into gaseous kinetic energy using explosive power generated during combustion in a gaseous state, or decomposes hydrogen again into an energy source.

"renewable energy"

Solar heat

It refers to a technology that utilizes solar heat wave systems and photothermal properties of solar rays to absorb, store, and convert solar heat.

Solar power

It is a technology that directly converts sunlight into electric energy using a photovoltaic power generation system using panels.

Biomass

Refers to the energy of organic organisms that are photosynthesized by using sunlight and any biological organisms that are produced by consuming organic materials.

Wind force

It is a technology that supplies induction electricity generated by converting wind power to rotating power using a wind power generation system to strategic systems or consumers.

Hydrogen power

It is a technology that converts hydrogen into mechanical kinetic energy by using explosive power generated during combustion in gaseous state, or decomposes hydrogen again to use it as an energy source.

Geothermal

It is a technology that uses the energy of the land, including hot water and stones that exist several meters to kilometers deep from the ground surface.

Ocean Energy

Tidal power generation using the rising and falling motion of the sea level, wave power converting the blue energy incident on the coast into the rotational force, and temperature difference power generation by converting thermal energy into mechanical energy using the temperature difference between the sub-sea layer and the sea surface layer.

Waste energy

Through the processing treatment methods such as oilification technology by thermal decomposition, production of solid fuels by molding, combustible gas production technology by gasification, and heat recovery technology by incineration of wastes with high energy content among combustible wastes generated at business or home to produce fuel.