Nonconventional energy sources
1999
Chudzik, B. (Akademia Rolnicza, Wroclaw (Poland). Inst. Budownictwa Rolniczego) | Studzinski, J.
The nonconventional sources of energy are: sun, water, warm pumps, biogas, refuse dumps, wind, biomass and hot water sources. An increasing devastation of the environment causes growing interest of the people in the removal sources of energy. The natural environment can not absorb anymore increasing amounts of the combustion products, such a carbon dioxide, sodium oxides and sulphur dioxide. On the other hand the traditional energy sources, such a coal, petroleum and natural gas, go off. Because of that the energy and its sources have the basic meaning for development of our the word population
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