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Energy mix in Germany in 2011 . Renewable energies made up 20% of gross energy generation. Wind energy. n atural gas. others. h ard coal. Biomass energy Including energy from waste. total. n uclear energy. Water power. lignite. photovoltaic. r enewable e nergies 20%.

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  1. Energy mix in Germany in 2011 Renewableenergiesmadeup 20% ofgrossenergygeneration Wind energy natural gas others hardcoal Biomassenergy Includingenergy fromwaste total nuclearenergy Water power lignite photovoltaic renewable energies20% http://www.unendlich-viel-energie.de/uploads/media/AEE_Strommix-Deutschland_2011_Jan12.pdf

  2. Howa biomasscogeneration plant works

  3. Biomasscogeneration plant Neustrelitz (housingestateofKiefernheide) In operation: sinceJanuary 2006 Production/year: - electricity: 45.000 MWh/a, - heat: 63.000 MWh/a Resourcebase: woodchipsfromforestwood waste, treeandshrubcutting (85.000 t/a) CO2conservation: 14.577 t/a = CO2emissionof 7.000 cars

  4. emission filter combustionchamber hotwater generator steamturbine fire conveyorbelt steam pellets autoclaves coldwater districtheatinggrid

  5. Wind energy

  6. - electricityfrom wind energyis clean andreduces • theemissionofgreenhousegases (per 1 kWh = • avoidanceof 860 grammof CO2) • wind power = the dominating field of generating energy among the renewable energies in Germany • In the end of 2011 : Germany = third largest capacity of the world with a capacity of 29,060 MW Wind park landscape in Mecklenburg Wind farm in Lower Saxony http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wind_farm#European_Union

  7. Location of wind turbines in Germany , 2011 • mostlocated in thenorth • But: mostenergyneeded in the west andsouthwhere large industriesareconcentrated http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Windkraftanlagen_in_Deutschland.png

  8. http://www.faz.net/aktuell/wirtschaft/windraeder-in-deutschland-durchs-land-der-riesen-11638103.htmlhttp://www.faz.net/aktuell/wirtschaft/windraeder-in-deutschland-durchs-land-der-riesen-11638103.html

  9. Development of wind energysince 1990 http://www.unendlich-viel-energie.de/uploads/media/Leistungsentwicklung-Wind.pdf

  10. Typesof wind farms Offshore Onshore

  11. Energyfrom wind power in Germany until 2020 offshore onshore http://www.unendlich-viel-energie.de/uploads/media/Strom_aus_Windenergie.pdf

  12. Offshore wind farmprojectsatthecoast of Mecklenburg- Western Pomerania http://www.google.de/imgres?imgurl=http://www.faehrhafen-sassnitz.de/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/Karte_Windparks_Offshore_neu4_blau_Pantone-0612114.jpg&imgrefurl=http://www.faehrhafen-sassnitz.de/geschaeftsbereiche/offshore/offshore-potentiale/&h=1514&w=3104&sz=249&tbnid=fYaCuFL_YBbM1M:&tbnh=58&tbnw=119&zoom=1&usg=__zISyaz6eO5PwVsVlyE0vjgsGfJE=&docid=rMorCJukjKKRxM&sa=X&ei=48_xUOapHeyQ4gSnxIG4BA&ved=0CHAQ9QEwCA&dur=1980

  13. Baltic 1 Offshore Wind Farm • first commercial offshore wind farm of Germany in the Baltic Sea • located about 16 kilometresnorth of the Darss- Zingst Peninsula • covers about seven square kilometers • 48.3MW wind farm. • work started in July 2010; officially commissioned on 2 May 2011 • Baltic 2: 288 MW from 80 turbines http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baltic_1_Offshore_Wind_Farm

  14. Whatdoes a wind turbinelooklike? Foundation Connection toelectricgrid Tower Access ladder Wind orientationcontrol Nacelle Generator Anemometer Brake Gearbox Rotor blade Blade pitchcontrol Rotor hub

  15. Whatdoes a wind turbinelooklike?

  16. wind = a low cost, low maintenance energy production method • wind energy works by using natural wind movements, capturing it as kinetic energy through turbine blades, then converting the kinetic energy into electricity through an • electro magnetic generator at the • top of the turbine • electricity output depends on different aspects: • 1. location (how much wind • there is), • 2. turbine size and style, • 3. rotar diameter • How does wind energy work

  17. How much electricity can a turbine produce? • 1 wind turbinegeneratesenergyfor a smalltown • (at a capacityof 5 MW itgenerates 17 millions kWh per year = consumptionof 4.900 householdswith 14.600 people) - depends on thesizeandpossiblecapacityof a wind turbine (example: wind turbineof a capacityof 2,5 MW  5 mill. kWh/year) - also dependson the wind speed needat least 3 to 4 m/s; wind speedover 25m/s  turbinesareswitched off

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