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    The 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 advantages such as having no pollution, being suitable for individual houses or countries with good conditions, and requiring few costs or resources. It also identifies disadvantages like needing large amounts of land, having high setup costs, impacting wildlife, or only working when certain natural conditions are present. The document provides a brief overview of key pros and cons to consider for each renewable energy option.

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    The 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 advantages such as having no pollution, being suitable for individual houses or countries with good conditions, and requiring few costs or resources. It also identifies disadvantages like needing large amounts of land, having high setup costs, impacting wildlife, or only working when certain natural conditions are present. The document provides a brief overview of key pros and cons to consider for each renewable energy option.

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    The 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 advantages such as having no pollution, being suitable for individual houses or countries with good conditions, and requiring few costs or resources. It also identifies disadvantages like needing large amounts of land, having high setup costs, impacting wildlife, or only working when certain natural conditions are present. The document provides a brief overview of key pros and cons to consider for each renewable energy option.

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    Renewable Energy

    Cut Out and Match

    Advantages: no pollution. Great for countries like Iceland.

    Disadvantages: not suitable for many countries.

    solar power

    Advantages: no pollution. Generate electricity quickly.

    Disadvantages: large amounts of land required.

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

    tidal

    Advantages: cheap and readily available.

    Disadvantages: smelly process releasing greenhouse gases.


    Requires good crops every year.

    geothermal

    Advantages: suitable for individual houses.

    Can be used in remote locations.

    Disadvantages: expensive set up costs. Needs a south facing roof


    hydroelectric to work best.
    (HEP)

    biomass Advantages: great if you live on an island.

    No carbon dioxide released.

    Disadvantages: high set up cost. Impacts on wildlife.

    wind Advantages: very few costs.

    Disadvantages: requires wind. Noisy and

    spoils the landscape.

    visit twinkl.com
    Renewable Energy Answers
    Match and Draw

    Advantages: suitable for individual houses.

    Can be used in remote locations.

    Disadvantages: expensive set up costs. Needs a


    south facing roof to work best.
    solar power

    Advantages: great if you live on an island.

    No carbon dioxide released.

    Disadvantages: high set up cost. Impacts on


    wildlife.
    tidal

    Advantages: no pollution. Great for countries like


    Iceland.

    Disadvantages: not suitable for many countries.

    geothermal

    Advantages: no pollution. Generate electricity


    quickly.

    Disadvantages: large amounts of land required.


    Some of the energy used to pump water back to
    hydroelectric
    (HEP) the reservoir.

    biomass Advantages: cheap and readily available.

    Disadvantages: smelly process releasing


    greenhouse gases. Requires good crops every year.

    wind Advantages: very few costs.

    Disadvantages: requires wind. Noisy and

    spoils the landscape.

    visit twinkl.com

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