The History And Use Of Renewable Energies.

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The following will talk about the history and use of renewable energies and the achievements it has achieved worldwide.
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The History And Use Of Renewable Energies.
  1. a brief historical overview of renewable energies. 1
    1. Emphasis is placed on solar thermal, solar photovoltaic, wind, geothermal thermal, solar photovoltaic, wind, geothermal, ocean, biomass and hydro, pointing out the advantages, disadvantages and efficiency of using renewable energies, disadvantages and efficiency of renewable energy use. 2.
    2. historical concept. 3.
      1. mankind has been shaped by the discovery and utilization of energy. utilization of energy. The first achievement that arose was the use and mastery of fire.. 4.
        1. century (XX B.C.), sails were used to capture the energy of the wind. energy of the wind to later arise the hydraulic wheel and the windmills, which later constituted the windmills, which later became the main source of energy on the European continent during the Middle Ages. energy during the Middle Ages. 5.
          1. However, at the end of the century (XVIII) the first experiments were carried out to use steam as a source of energy. steam as a source of energy, but it was not until almost a hundred years later that James Watt built the first "steam engine". James Watt builds the first "Steam Engine". 6.
            1. century (XIX), the development had not reached the point where other sources of energy were in demand. other sources of energy were demanded, even the main source of energy at that time was wood. the main source of energy at that time was wood. 7.
              1. However, since the first oil well was drilled in 1859 in the United States first oil well was drilled in the United States of America. 8
                1. the first oil well, a significant number of experiments were unleashed, such as: the electric generator, the internal combustion engine, the electric light and the automobile. automobile. 9
                  1. Finally, nuclear energy was discovered, which led to the construction of the first nuclear reactor in the United States of America. nuclear reactor in the United States of America in 1942. In spite of the Despite the hopes placed in this source of energy, in the year (1973) it only occupied a small part of the world's of the world production, when it was realized that more than (6,000) tons of nuclear energy were being consumed in the world. (6,000) tons of oil equivalent were consumed in the world, which was when the so-called Energy Crisis began. Energy Crisis began. 10
                    1. Currently, a distinction is made between two types or styles of energies that come to be part of our harnessing. part of our utilization, which are: 11
                      1. Non-renewable energies. 12
                        1. They are stored subway or terrestrially for millions of years, and have the characteristic of being a finite resource, for example: coal, oil, natural gas. 13
                          1. Renewable energies
                            1. are created in a continuous flow and dissipate through natural cycles that are estimated to be inexhaustible, since 14. their regeneration is incessant, such as:
                              1. Solar thermal
                                1. A fundamental fact in the history of solar thermal energy was originated in Switzerland by Horace de Saussure in the year de Saussure in the year 1767 when he invented what was called the Hot Box. 15
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