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Learn about measuring power consumption and calculating CO2 emissions. Test your knowledge with an energy quiz. Explore renewable energy options and understand the importance of reducing CO2 emissions to combat global warming.
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Energy and CO2 - measuring and calculating - Wolfenbüttel, 07.02.2017 Think Smart – Act Green
Introduction – energy quiz Measuring power consumption on our devices Calculating the CO2 emission Content of this workshop Think Smart – Act Green
Energy quiz Think Smart – Act Green Electric energy is measured in the physical unit: kWh – that means “Kilowatt hours“. Question 1 How much kWh do you need per year for watching TV (4 hours per day)? A) ≈5 kWh B) ≈30 kWh C) ≈220kWh
Energy quiz Think Smart – Act Green All factories and all families need energy. Question 2 Sort our five project countries in order of energy usage per person (start with the country using the most). • Sweden, Germany, Italy, Greece, Portugal • Germany, Sweden, Italy, Portugal, Greece • Italy, Germany, Sweden, Greece, Portugal
Energy quiz Think Smart – Act Green 16% of all people worldwide live in Africa. Question 3 What is the rate of the energy used worldwide on the African continent? • ≈ 3% B) ≈ 11%C) ≈ 14%
Energy quiz Think Smart – Act Green There are a lot of possibilities for producing renewable energy. Question 4 What is the most common way in Europe to produce renewable energy? • Solar energy B) Wind energy C) Biogas energy
Energy quiz Think Smart – Act Green One aim of the EU for the year 2020 is, that in each of the 28 member states 20% of the needed energy should be energy from renewable sources. Question 5 How many European countries do already reach this goal now? • 2 countries B) 9 countries C) 17 countries
Part 2: Measuring power consumption on our devices Think Smart – Act Green 2 – 3 students at every device, up to 10 minutes time per device, then change device
Part 3: Calculate the CO2 emission Think Smart – Act Green What information do we need for this calculation? What kind of natural resources are used for the production of electric energy?
Think Smart – Act Green Germany 535g CO2 / kWh
Energy quiz Think Smart – Act Green Fossil resources like coal and natural gas are used in power plants to produce electric energy. Question 6 Brown coal has the worst 2 emissions. Compared with natural gas the CO2 emissions of brown coal is • two times higher B) three times higher • C) four times higher
Energy quiz Think Smart – Act Green To stop global warming the world agreed on the 2°C aim – the increase of the temperature should be less than 2°C compared to pre-industrial times. Question 7 Without reducing the CO2-emissions, we will go above this level • in 15 years B) in 19 years C) in 23 years
…. and to make it more practical….. Think Smart – Act Green Everybody can eat 100.000 waffles till this CO2-budget is spent. …. or eat 90.000 waffles and fly 3500km ….
Energy quiz Think Smart – Act Green Electric energy is measured in the physical unit: kWh – that means “Kilowatt hours“. Question 1 How much kWh do you need per year for watching TV (4 hours per day)? A) ≈5 kWh B) ≈30 kWh C) ≈220kWh
Energy quiz Think Smart – Act Green All factories and all families need energy. Question 2 Sort our five project countries in order of energy usage per person (start with the country using the most). • Sweden, Germany, Italy, Greece, Portugal • Germany, Sweden, Italy, Portugal, Greece • Italy, Germany, Sweden, Greece, Portugal
Energy quiz Think Smart – Act Green 16% of all people worldwide live in Africa. Question 3 What is the rate of the energy used worldwide on the African continent? • ≈ 3% B) ≈ 11%C) ≈ 14%
Energy quiz Think Smart – Act Green There are a lot of possibilities for producing renewable energy. Question 4 What is the most common way in Europe to produce renewable energy? • Solar energy B) Wind energy C) Biogas energy
Energy quiz Think Smart – Act Green One aim of the EU for the year 2020 is, that in each of the 28 member states 20% of the needed energy should be energy from renewable sources. Question 5 How many European countries do already reach this goal now? • 2 countries B) 9 countries C) 17 countries
Energy quiz Think Smart – Act Green Fossil resources like coal and natural gas are used in power plants to produce electric energy. Question 6 Brown coal has the worst CO2 emissions. Compared with natural gas the CO2 emissions of brown coal is • two times higher B) three times higher • C) four times higher
Energy quiz Think Smart – Act Green To stop global warming the world agreed on the 2°C aim – the increase of the temperature should be less than 2°C compared to pre-industrial times. Question 7 Without reducing the CO2-emissions, we will go above this level • in 15 years B) in 19 years C) in 23 years
Personal consequences ? Think Smart – Act Green