Wind EnergyWind EnergyMade possible by: Noortje van Gils, Anne van den Brule, Mascha de Groot, Lauren Gommers and Lieve Brouwers

Subjects

*Physical/chemical processes*Where can it be achieved?*On what scale can it be applied? *When can this resource be used? *Hydrogen *Benefits and backlashes

*Positive & negative effects on the ecosystem*Which investments are to be made?*What about the future?*Why is this a good example of a renewable energy source?

Physical Process:

Chemical process:

Where can it be

achieved?

*Coastal areas

Where can it be achieved?

*Coastal areas*On top of rounded hills

Where can it be achieved?

*Coastal areas*On top of rounded hills*Large open spaces

Where can it be achieved?

*Coastal areas*On top of rounded hills*Large open spaces*Gaps in mountains

On which scale

can it be applied?

Small scale = <100 KW

Large scale = >100 KW

When can this resource be

used?

Strong wind!

Hydrogen

Wind energy stored in hydrogen.

Benefits and Backlashes

Benefits

*Clean*Cost competitive *Renewable*Local*Reliable and efficient

Backlashes

*Noise pollution *Space for turbines

Positive and

Negative effect on the the ecosystem

Positive effects

*No fuel burnt*No air/water pollution

Negative effects

*Bats/birds killed*Visual pollution

Which investments are to be made?

*Expensive materials*Time*Money

What about the future?

*34% more wind energy than now*Prices go down

Why is this a good

example of a r renewable energy

source?

Because the wind will blow Because the wind will blow as long as the sun shines!as long as the sun shines!