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    Renewable Energy Cut Out and Match This document compares different renewable energy sources including solar power, tidal power, geothermal power, hydroelectric power, biomass, and wind power. For each energy source, it lists the advantages and disadvantages. The advantages include no pollution, low costs, and availability in remote areas. The disadvantages include high setup costs, land requirements, impacts on wildlife, and intermittency from factors like wind and seasons. Overall, the document provides a brief overview of several renewable energy options and some of their pros and cons.

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    Renewable Energy Cut Out and Match This document compares different renewable energy sources including solar power, tidal power, geothermal power, hydroelectric power, biomass, and wind power. For each energy source, it lists the advantages and disadvantages. The advantages include no pollution, low costs, and availability in remote areas. The disadvantages include high setup costs, land requirements, impacts on wildlife, and intermittency from factors like wind and seasons. Overall, the document provides a brief overview of several renewable energy options and some of their pros and cons.

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    Cut Out and Match Higher Ability (17 - 1 - 24) - 1

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    michael nanlohy
    Renewable Energy Cut Out and Match This document compares different renewable energy sources including solar power, tidal power, geothermal power, hydroelectric power, biomass, and wind power. For each energy source, it lists the advantages and disadvantages. The advantages include no pollution, low costs, and availability in remote areas. The disadvantages include high setup costs, land requirements, impacts on wildlife, and intermittency from factors like wind and seasons. Overall, the document provides a brief overview of several renewable energy options and some of their pros and cons.

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    Renewable Energy

    Cut Out and Match

    Advantages: no pollution. Great for countries like chemical


    Iceland.
    thermal
    Disadvantages: not suitable for many countries.
    kinetic

    electrical
    solar power

    Advantages: no pollution. Generate electricity


    quickly. thermal

    Disadvantages: large amounts of land required. kinetic


    Some of the energy used to pump water back to electrical
    the reservoir.
    tidal

    Advantages: cheap and readily available. gravitational


    Disadvantages: smelly process releasing potential
    greenhouse gases. Requires good crops every year.
    kinetic

    electrical
    geothermal

    Advantages: suitable for individual houses.

    Can be used in remote locations. kinetic

    Disadvantages: expensive set up costs. Needs a electrical


    hydroelectric south facing roof to work best.
    (HEP)

    biomass Advantages: great if you live on an island. gravitational

    No carbon dioxide released. potential

    Disadvantages: high set up cost. Impacts on kinetic


    wildlife.
    electrical

    wind Advantages: very few costs. light

    Disadvantages: requires wind. Noisy and thermal

    spoils the landscape. kinetic

    electrical

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    Renewable Energy Answers
    Match and Draw

    Advantages: suitable for individual houses. light


    Can be used in remote locations. thermal
    Disadvantages: expensive set up costs. Needs a kinetic
    south facing roof to work best.
    solar power electrical

    Advantages: great if you live on an island. gravitational


    No carbon dioxide released. potential
    Disadvantages: high set up cost. Impacts on kinetic
    wildlife.
    tidal electrical

    Advantages: no pollution. Great for countries like


    Iceland. thermal

    Disadvantages: not suitable for many countries. kinetic

    electrical
    geothermal

    Advantages: no pollution. Generate electricity gravitational


    quickly.
    potential
    Disadvantages: large amounts of land required.
    kinetic
    Some of the energy used to pump water back to
    hydroelectric
    (HEP) the reservoir. electrical

    biomass Advantages: cheap and readily available. chemical


    Disadvantages: smelly process releasing thermal
    greenhouse gases. Requires good crops every year.
    kinetic

    electrical

    wind Advantages: very few costs.

    Disadvantages: requires wind. Noisy and kinetic


    spoils the landscape. electrical

    visit twinkl.com

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