Global Energy

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  • Global energy
    • Sources of global energy
      • Fossil Fuels
        • Oil
          • 35% in 2004
        • Natural Gas
          • 24% in 2004
        • Coal
          • 28% in 2004
      • Renewables
        • Hydroelectric
          • 3% in 2004
        • Wave power
        • Biofuels
        • Geothermal
        • Wind
        • Solar
      • Nuclear
        • 3% in 2004
    • Global mix
      • Middle Eas
        • Oil provides 50% of consumption
        • Nuclear not present
        • Less than 5% coal
      • Asia Pacific
        • Only region where coal is main source
      • Europe and Eurasia
        • Natural gas and oil are main sources
      • South and Central America
        • 28% hydroelectricity
    • Factors of energy supply
      • Physical
        • Deposits of fossil fuels are found in a limited number of locations
        • Hydroelectricity requires precipitation, steeps slopes and impermeable rock
        • Large power stations require flat stable foundations
        • Solar power needs consistent sunlight
        • Wind power needs consistent wind
        • Tidal power requires large tidal ranges
      • Economic
        • Onshore deposits are usually cheaper to exploit
        • Pwer stations are cheaper to biuld in accessible locations
        • Investment is often needed in poor countries
        • Companies increase spending with increased emand and cost of energy
      • Political
        • Nuclear energy requires permission from the International Atomic Energy Agency
        • International agreements
        • HEP schemed may require permission from other countaries who share a river
        • Governments may set renewable enrgy targets
        • Legislation on power stations
    • Germany
      • Energy usage
        • 5th largest consumer of energy in the world
        • Oil 36% in 2005
        • Coal 12.9% in 2005
        • Natural Gas 22.7% in 2005
        • Lignite 11.2% in 2005
        • No large hydrocarbon reserves apart from coal, giving a largre import bill
      • Renewable Energy
        • One of the leading countries in promoting renewable energy
        • 4.6% of energy supply and 10,2% of electricity consumption in 2005
        • Meets 5% of electricity needs with hyroelectricity
        • 4600MW installed hydroelectric output
        • In 2007, 18000 wind turbines produced 20000MW
        • Renewable industry benefits from favourable concessions
        • $5bn photovoltaic industry, accounting for 52% of the worlds installed solar panels
        • Geothermal interest

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Colour coded clarity. Great for the revision wall/on your mobile device. Sources, factors and an MEDC case study. Use the "Test Yourself" facility to review your learning.

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تعد مكافحة حشرات وقوارض من الأمور الأساسية للحفاظ على النظافة والصحة العامة، حيث تساهم هذه الحشرات والقوارض في انتشار الأمراض وتلف الممتلكات. ولتحقيق ذلك يجب القيام بإجراءات وقائية واستخدام المواد الكيميائية الآمنة لتقليل أو القضاء على هذه الحشرات والقوارض. ويمكن الاعتماد على خبراء مكافحة الحشرات والقوارض للقيام بعملية التنظيف اللازمة لمنع تكاثرها مرة أخرى.

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