[Fallen Angel]

Oorspronkelijk geplaatst door patrickve

Maar in 't kort, want het is interessant. Oostenrijk bolt grotendeels op hydropower, waarvan in Belgie het maximum fysisch haalbare ongeveer 5% van het verbruik betekent, en dat bijna overal ter wereld aan zijn grens van uitbaatbaarheid zit.

We hebben het niet alleen over waterkracht.

http://renewenergy.wordpress.com/tra...pe/potentials/

In the given scenarios, the renewable energy resources for power generation in Europe were assessed on the basis of different sources. The economical renewable energy potential for electricity generation in Europe not including solar electricity import is given with

* Hydro = 908 TWh/y
* Geo = 667 TWh/y
* Bio = 764 TWh/y
* CSP = 1584 TWh/y
* Wind = 1517 TWh/y
* PV = 154 TWh/y
* Water / Tide = 144 TWh/y
* Total = 5738 TWh/y

The total potential of about 5738 TWh/y exceeds by far the present and future electricity demand of around 3500-4000 TWh/y of the analysed countries.

We have taken into consideration the following renewable energy resources for power generation:

* Concentrating Solar Thermal Power Plants in Southern Europe and MENA)
* Photovoltaic Power (PV)
* Wind Speed (Onshore and Offshore Wind Power Plants)
* Hydropower Potentials from Dams and River-Run-Off Plants
* Heat from Deep Hot Dry Rocks (Geothermal Power)
* Biomass from Municipal and Agricultural Waste and Wood
* Wave and Tidal Power

Both the technical and economic potentials were defined for each renewable energy resource and for each country. The technical potentials are those which in principle could be accessed for power generation by the present state of the art technology.

Kernenergie is gewoon overbodig en gevaarlijk.