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Energy Matrix: Oil, Geothermal, Solar, and Biofuels
Resources: U.S. Department of Energy website, U.S. Energy
Information Administration website, Electronic Reserve Readings
Complete the oil, geothermal, solar, and biofuels sections of the Energy
Matrix, detailing where these energy sources are found, the estimated
reserves, usage, and the benefits and drawbacks.
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Airaksinen, M., & Matilainen, P. (2011). A carbon footprint of an office building.
Energies, 4(8), 1197-1210.
Elliott, R. N., & Shipley, A. M. (2004). The role of energy efficiency and renewable
energy in natural gas markets. Environmental Quality Management, 13(3), 103-109.
Fields, S. (2004). Coal: Poised for a comeback? Environmental Health Perspectives,
112(15), A888.
Mosko, S. S. (2011). How many energy servants are supporting your lifestyle? Natural
Life, (138), 22-25.
Roberts, P. (2008). The seven myths of energy independence. Mother Jones, 33(3), 3037.
Energy Matrix
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Energy Matrix
Complete the sections of the matrix, as assigned each week, by detailing where these energy sources are found, their estimated reserves, their
usage, and any benefits and drawbacks.
Availability
Reserves
Usage
Benefits
Drawbacks
Natural Gas
-98% of the gas used in
North America is
produced in US and
Canada.
-there is 2,718 trillion
cubic feet of natural gas
for future supply.
-this fuel source is
cleaner than coal
-it is more reliable and
efficient.
-it is an economical
source of domestic use.
-produced 45% less
CO2 than coal.
-dangerous if handled
or transported
carelessly.
-due to its nature
(odorless, colorless and
tasteless), it is not
easily detectable.
-creates green house
emissions.
Coal
-it is found in the US
and accounts for 32% of
US total energy
production and 23% of
total energy production.
-found in 38 states,
under 458,600 square
miles or about 13
percent of the nation's
land area.
-The US. has 250-300
billion tons of coal
reserves.
-represents one quarter
of world’s known
reserves and 94% of
US fossil energy
reserve.
-generates electricity
Used to make cement.
-it is a key feedstock to
chemical industries as a
raw material, fuel and
power.
-the average U.S. home
uses 193 cubic feet of
natural gas on a daily
basis.
-to make electricity. 9
out of every 10 tons of
coal mined is used for
domestic electricity and
generates half of US
electricity.
-used to make 2.4
million metric ones of
steel.
-there is plenty of it
-located in the US
-it is cheap
-its price is stable
-reduces reliance on
foreign fuel sources
-provides jobs to its
citizens
Nuclear
-US the largest
producer of nuclear
power.
-US has more than 100
nuclear reactors that
-As of 2008, the US
uranium reserves were
at 1 billion, 227 million
pounds
-electricity generation
-it has lower green
house gas emissions
-reliable
-powerful and efficient
-generates electricity
-if left unchecked and
uncontrolled, can emit
ash, sulfur dioxide and
other harmful gases that
are dangerous to the
environment as well as
health.
-does not come in a
ready to use form. It has
to be processed for use
-it requires a lot of water
for processing which
can pollute water
sources for humans and
animals.
-emits gases that
pollute the environment
and can cause health
problems.
-its waste is linked to
chronic diseases.
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produce more than 789
billion kWh, 19% of total
electric output.
Oil
Geothermal
Solar
Biofuels
Wind
Hydroelectric
Hydrokinetic
Tidal Power
cheap.
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