Green-energy

The water and the sun, the winning recipe for future energy

PHOTOVOLTAIC

In a nutshell, solar energy is the power we can get from the sun’s rays. A distinction must also be made between photovoltaic solar energy and solar thermal energy.

WIND-ENERGY

The ancestors of wind turbines are windmills. Wind turbines produce energy, for example electricity, from the movement of air masses. They harness the kinetic energy of the wind.

HYDRAULIC-ENERGY

The term hydropower refers to the energy that can be obtained by exploiting water which is less subject to weather conditions, but is still reserved for large-scale production.

Biomass can become a source of heat, electricity or fuel.

Several techniques can be used to extract its energy: combustion, gasification, pyrolysis or methanisation for example. Biomass energy can be produced locally. However, in some cases, care must be taken to ensure that it does not compete with the food chain. More information on aecoenergies.com.

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Independent-energies
Electricity

Presented as a sustainable solution for clean mobility, the electric car does not have the same CO2 footprint in Paris or Beijing. However, in a context of development of carbon-free electricity production, these differences should soon diminish. The electric vehicle offers the opportunity to emit no carbon dioxide or pollutants during use. However, the production of the electricity needed to charge its batteries does result in C02 emissions.

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