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Keminmaa

The Alternative Sources of Energy in the Keminmaa Region. Keminmaa. Hydro power. Generaattori-Generator Sulku-Lock Välpät- Sieve Turbiini-Turbine. Hydro power is the use of water as a source of energy It is one of the most significant sources of energy in Finland.

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Keminmaa

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  1. The Alternative Sources of Energy in the Keminmaa Region Keminmaa

  2. Hydro power

  3. Generaattori-Generator Sulku-Lock Välpät-Sieve Turbiini-Turbine

  4. Hydro power is the use of water as a source of energy It is one of the mostsignificantsources of energy in Finland

  5. Hydro power covers about 10-20% of the production of electricity In Finland we have over 220 hydro power plants

  6. The closesthydropowerplant is Isohaara in Keminmaa

  7. Windpower

  8. By the end of 2012 there were 145 windmills in Finland. • The windmills cover about 1% of the energy comsumption in Finland • The windmills are located by the coast. • Our closest plants are in the neughbouring cities, in Tornio, Kemi and Simo, for example.

  9. The oldest windmill in Finland The first windmill was built in Turku in 1463. By the end of the 16th century there were hundreds of windmills. The closest oldfashioned windmill is in a museum in Keminmaa.

  10. Solar power

  11. Solar energy comes from the Sun. • Because of our location in the north, we can´t use solar energy very much. • Solar power is mostly used in private households.

  12. Geothermalenergy

  13. Geothermalenergy is the heatfrom the Earth. • It´sclean and sustainable. • In Finland the resources of geothermalenergyrangefrom the shallowground to about 15 metresbeneath the Earth´ssurface. • Geothermalheatpumpsusemuchlessenergythanconventionalheatingsystems.

  14. Biomass energy

  15. Produced from biomass. • Reduces the discharge of greenhouse gases.

  16. Sources of biomass • Forest energy • logging residues, small trees, wood • In year 2010;covered over 3% of Finland’s overall consumption of energy. 2) Field energy • Energy plants • Reed canary grass, hemp, oil plants • Plants are especially grown for energy purposies

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