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The IMST project

The IMST project. Närpes högstadieskola 2008 - 2010. The school year 2009-2010 of IMST started with Stefan and Annika preparing lessons on the topic alternative energy sources .

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The IMST project

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  1. The IMST project Närpes högstadieskola 2008 - 2010

  2. The schoolyear 2009-2010 of IMST started with Stefan and Annika preparinglessons on the topic alternative energysources. • The lessonshaven`tbeenheldyetbecauselearningabout different sources of energy is on the scedule on 9th grade in the end of the schoolyear (May). • Weprepared presentations of wind power, solar power, districtheating and bio fuels. • Our pupilswill visit Närpes fjärrvärmecentral (Districtheating central) and make aquaintance to how it works.

  3. Our students who now visit Czech have been experimenting with solar power during the term.

  4. Robin and Julia took part in a competition in science called TekNatur with their project about cleaning of drinking water through destillation by solar energy

  5. Someslidescopied from the presentation about alternative energysources

  6. Industry Heating of buildings Traffic Others Howenergy is used in Finland A big part of the energy used in Finland is consumed when heating buildings because the climate is so cold during the winter.

  7. Black liquor Coal Nature gas Peat Wooden fuels Oil Other energy sources Other renewable Whatfuels are used for production of electricity and heating? Other fossil fuels Still nonrenewable sources such as coal and nature gas are important for the electricity production in Finland.

  8. Water power has been fully developed already for 30 years • The using of wooden fuels and nuclear power has increased over this time Net import of fuel Others Peat Wooden fuels Water power Nuclear power Total consumption of energy in Finland 1970-2000 Nature gas Coal Oil

  9. Visit of the district heating central in Närpes Visitors from Austria and Czech in January

  10. Visit of the polytechnic school in Vaasa were reasearch is carried out about biofuels

  11. Ice fishing in Töjby

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