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Hydroelectricity is the most effective form of renewable energy, but can only be done on industrial scales. It was responsible for providing more than 70% of the world's renewable power in 2015, and provided over 15% of the worlds total power in the same year.

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Hydrogen fuel is generated by using electrolysis to extract hydrogen gas from water.

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Renewable energy is a free form of gaining energy, the only initial cost is the cost of installing your chosen form of renewable energy, e.g solar panels, wind turbine etc. However they will eventually pay for themselves, and then you gain free power.

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Bio mass is another form of renewable energy. This is slightly different to the other forms of renewable energy though as it involves burning wood, and plants, this releases carbon dioxide. Therefore it is not as clean as other forms of renewable energy.

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The British government is trying to incorporate renewable energy into powering our  homes.
https://www.gov.uk/government/news/new-clean-energy-projects-set-to-power-36-million-homes

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There are many different ways of generating renewable energy, for example: solar energy, wind power, hydroelectric energy, biomass, hydrogen, geothermal power and many more.

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geothermal energy is created by pumping cold water into the ground around the super heated areas of stone and the steam and hot water is pumped back up to create geothermal energy

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example of geothermal energy

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wind energy is harvested by the turbines that rotate when they are facing the wind the blades turn turning the gears and creating energy to be distributed across the country

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Wave energy is harvested from turbines that are turned by the motion of the ocean.

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Solar energy is one of the more common forms of renewable energy.