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The modern development of energy sources should be based on highly effective non-polluting power technologies. The non-traditional energetic uses renewable energy sources (geothermal heat of the Earth, the Sun, wind, inflow etc.) and are ecologically friendly. High economic efficiency and environmental awareness became main reasons of using widely non-traditional power technologies in the remote regions of the World. The constant reduction of the mineral fuels on the Earth and the perspective of their price increase and also the rise o of the environmental pollution caused by harmful wastes are the reasons for the active search and development of the alternative energy sources. At the time being the world community has recognized that in the recent years and possibly, centuries, the discovery and development of the totally new source of energy will not succeed. That’s why the main hopes and nearest plans on the development of the world energetic complex are directed to the renewable sources of energy, including geothermal one, the energy of the sun, wind , bio-mass.
power supply, energetic, renewable energy sources, electric and heat energy
power supply, energetic, renewable energy sources, electric and heat energy
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