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3 facts:
- using solar panels is more expensive but you  make up the money by saving the energy
- average yearly energy consumption for house owners is 10,766 kilowatt hours.
-America uses 18% of the total energy consumption
Interesting 2

0.013% of energy is enough energy to power 200,000 homes

I wonder if this will ruin us.

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1.) Solar panels are better for the environment but they are more expensive
2.) The US uses about 185 of energy consumption
3.) Electricity causes many problems

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3 facts

0.013% of energy is enough energy to power 200,000 homes

Wind Turbines can help stop hurricanes

A lighting bolt can hit over one billion volts.

2 interesting facts

0.013% of energy is enough energy to power 200,000 homes

1 Food calories is equal to roughly 4,200 Joules

1 thing I am still wondering

How many watts would it take to light up a whole entire room?

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1) In 2013 data centers used as much energy as 24 coal power plants in a year
2) that could increase by 70% by 2020
3) 10% of U.S. energy consumption comes from renewable energy

1) if you put enough wind turbines together you could decrease wind disasters
2) There is more than just sending a picture

What is natural gas energy?

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3 facts
1) We have used about 40% of the earth's fossil fuels
2) In about 50 years we will run out of fossil fuels
3) In about 100 years we will run out of coal
2 interesting things
1) Energy use is a diverse and complicated system
2) The sun gives out enough energy to satisfy earth's needs for a whole year.
1 thing I'm still wondering
1) How can we collect the most possible energy from the sun.

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3 facts we  learned:
1) In 2015, world total primary energy consumption was about 542 quadrillion.
2) The world average per capita consumption of primary energy in 2016 was about 74 million Btu

3) U.S. electric utilities had about 70.8 million advanced metering infrastructure installations
2 things we found interesting:
1.We found interesting that U.S. consumes 27 trillion cubic feet of natural gases
2. About 4,015 billion kilowatthours of energy are generated in U.S.
1 thing we are still wondering about is how much coal is used each day for the whole world.

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3)- 35 billion barrels of oil is used a year
- we have consumed about 40% of that oil
- the sun radiates about 173 quadrillion lots
2)- using solar panels is more expensive but you  make up the money by saving the energy
- that there is not enough space in the environment
1) I wonder if this will ruin us?

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1.Average yearly energy consumption for house owners is 10,766 kilowatt hours.
2.Eletrical enrgy is the most consumed in america.
3.Nuclear Power Gas is the least consumed source of energy

1.America is the most consumed energy market.
2.Energy use in America is being doubled every 20 years.

1.What is the hardest thing to do when making more renewable changes.

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1. we consume 40% of the worlds oil
1a.the sun uses 173 quadrillion watts of solar energy
1b.we use 35 billion barrels of oil a year
2.We use 35 billion gallons of oil a year
2a. In 50 years we will run out of oil
3. I wonder why we will run out of oil so quick

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Facts
1. America uses 18% of the total energy consumption
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3 Facts I learned...
1. we consume 40% of the world's oil
2. the sun radiates about 173 quadrillion lots
3. 35 billion barrels of oil used in a year

2 things I found interesting:
- that solar panels are 25,000 dollars
- there is not enough space in the enviorment

1 thing im still wondering is that is this bad for us?

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1.We consume 40% of the world's oil
2. the sun uses 173 quadrillion watts of solar energy
3.we use 35 billion barrels of oil a year

1.K-12 school districts in the US spend $6 billion annually on energy
2.n 2011, the US used 97.5 quadrillion British thermal units (Btu) of energy.

1. I wonder is this is bad for us

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Facts:
1. Out of the world's energy the U.S. consumes 25%
2. Food contains energy that is measured in joules
3. 1 calorie =1 gram of the explosive TNT
Interesting:
1. 1 calorie = 4,200 joules
2. A lightning bolt can hit over 1 billion volts
Wondering:
1. What are the chances that lightning will hit you in the heart?

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1 .Run out of oil in 50 years and run out of coal in 100 years
2. 173 quadrillion watts of solar energy in the world from the sun
3. We used 35 billion of barrels of oil a year

Intrests:
1. I found it intresting how they want to convert the solar energy into chemical energy
2. I found it interesting how much it'll actually cost  to have everyone use renewable energy.

Wonder:

1. I wonder after we run out of oil and coal what we will do

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1) I learned what geothermic energy is and that geothermic energy is renewable.
2) I also learned that the U.S. uses 15 terawatts at any given moment.
3) Finally, I learned that Google uses 0.013% of the energy in the U.S.
1) Something I found interesting was that 1 calorie equals 4,200 juuls.
2) The other thing I found interesting was that 1 food calorie is also equal to 1 gram of TNT.
My question is: Could we put solar panels on top of a car and completely power the car that way?

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1.In 50 years we will run out of oil
2.We use 35 billion oil a year
3.electricity is the cause of many problems
1.that they are starting to use other materials
2.0.013% is enough energy to power 200,00 homes
why is the united states using coal instead of solar panels, I am wondering that because the U.S is a rich state.

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Non-renewable vs. Renewable Energy sources

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Non-renewable vs. Renewable Energy sources

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What is the United States’ share of world energy consumption?

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What is the United States’ share of world energy consumption?

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Monthly Energy Review March 2018 (Scroll to page 4 of the document*)

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How much energy does a person use in a year?

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BP Statistical Review of World Energy (2017)

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How much of U.S. energy consumption and electricity generation comes from renewable energy sources?

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How much of U.S. energy consumption and electricity generation comes from renewable energy sources?

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In 2019, renewable energy sources accounted for about 11% of total U.S. energy consumption and about 17% of electricity generation. ¹

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What is U.S. electricity generation by energy source?
Energy Explained: U.S. Energy Facts
Energy Explained: Renewable Energy
Historical data on U.S. primary energy consumption
Historical data on U.S. electricity generation
Historical data on U.S. renewable energy production and consumption

Last updated: May 6, 2020

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