15 Things You Didn't Know About The Renewable Energy Industry
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- 15 Things You Didn't Know About The Renewable Energy Industry | Industry Wednesday
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In this Alux.com video we'll try to answer the following questions:
How big is the renewable energy industry?
What is the market cap of the renewable energy industry?
How good is the renewable energy industry?
Is renewable energy worth it?
How to get renewable energy?
What are the best sources of renewable energy?
How far away are we from cities running on renewable energy?
How expensive are solar panels?
How can you get solar panels installed for free?
How much electricity is the renewable energy industry producing?
Which is the biggest company in the renewable energy industry?
Are the any cities running fully on renewable energy?
How polluting is the renewable energy industry?
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Plz make a video on non renewable energy sources tooo
2100 or /Never
It depends on how quickly we decide to reduce individual energy *consumption* .
The relentless consumer society drives a requirement for increasing energy, of any type. This must change.
No. 7 and 8. are just FUD. 8 is pure BS
No. 15: Renewable energy is already cheaper than fossil fuels.
@@michaelromose9249
I know.
UK is already 50% + renewable. Wind is about 30% of total and is the cheapest energy available, including nuclear (Unclear).
Yes it is 💯 possible to switch in green energy.
And we are doing our best
1. Apple ipark runs on 💯 renewable energy
2. India have biggest solar panels plant
3. Elon Musk is also doing well towards green energy
There are others best examples
Apple still has to rely on other sources at night. It's only Techincal term that they are 100% renewable because they produce mere solar power than they use, but they don't store it. Power is difficult and costly to store.
It's almost impossible to do at a large scale.
One day it will be, but currently not.
Nuclear power
All you proponents of the solar energy, how far are we with dealing with the wastes which are clearly worse than that of any other source of energy? Sent as trash to other countries, no? Only focusing on the good side does not erase the negative effects even if the dumpsite for their wastes is Africa or Asia...
We will run on mostly renewable energy but there are obstacles. Solar panels have reduced energy production after 25 years (can be more). Wind farms hurt animals and there are many other sorces we can utilize. Biofules are looking way better now, nuclear fusion can be the solution since it doesn't have any danger and in places like clubs in some places they start to utilize motion energy. Estimites are that by 2050 80% of our energy will be renewable and we havent heard of the inventions of the future since we dont know what they are. In the future we might be able to harness every form of known energy and maybe even more
India has the world first fully solar powered international airport-Nedumbassery/kochin airport, Kerala.
I'm so proud of my motherland ❤❤❤
nice
this setup could power more than just the lights on the way to the airport
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if they went away
India also has world's biggest solar park and also constructing worlds biggest floting solar park 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
Mallu everywhere ❤️
Thank you so much for putting an efforts do a video on renewable energy.
Title for point number 8 is wind power isn't so green, but she never talks about how is it not green, just saying there's currently not enough wind and solar power, so dumb
Yeah was looking for this comment. What the hell was that about!!
I know right!
Yup, just a bit of FUD so they don't anger their oil overlords.
Also #15 was wrong since renewable energy IS already cheaper than coal or oil.
Lol i came looking for this comment as well
Hey alux, thanks for another great informative video, I wanted to find out where you got the info for the market value for both energy & and renewables and if you could share the research
Very fascinated in renewable energy. Hopefully it's the future of all business and industry. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for what you guys do...
I hope your next industry video is about battery industry.
Please make a video about the battery industry soon.
Thanks..😄
I recently started investing in clean energy. The iShares Global Clean Energy ETF.
cool man. Checkout Atlantica yield, they own a bunch of solar farms, hydro electric dams, water purification and wind farms. They pay a fat dividend of 7% one of my largest positions.
@@emmanuelardena5100for sure man
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Please make more videos and updates on renewable energy. This is so helpful 👏🏽👏🏽🙏🏾 please please
They talk like renewables were only wind and solar... there are many others in this group
Most countries close to 100% clean electricity production are mostly reliant on hydroelectric dams. Such as Costa Rica, Portugal, Paraguay and Sweden.
And Iceland
73% hydro
27% geothermal
Great video Alux. Well done
yea, being an elon musk fan, i support renewable energy and electric cars its always soothing wind and sun shine for this world
Industry wednesday has to be my favorite playlist
Just to warn u guys this channel isn't very accurate
When you regularly post tons of videos with the duration always exceeds more than 10 minutes than it is not easy to make precise and accurate videos and I really hate those most expensive series, I don't give a shit about them they are unusual.
@@abhaysharma9317 so you saying you don't care if they wrong you just need new content?
I'm aware of that, but you should know that you shouldn't just absorb 100% of what you see and hear... You analyze it first before taking in the info... On a side note, my country, Singapore, was mentioned here so yeah, I'll take in 'all' info mentioned here '100%' without blinking... Have a good week ahead...
@@andraeelite4638 don't be so sensitive + you really can't prove anything is true here
This is accurate.
Check out the Molten Salt Reactor (MSR)
ua-cam.com/video/WGBkV3ZLTDI/v-deo.html
*Hey Alux, firstly a big fan here...*
The No.16 point on this list is true, but not really because the heat is removed from them and sent out into the open. It is mainly because they contain non-environment friendly refrigerents (such as ChloroFluoroCarbons i.e CFC's), which are the main pollutants which destroy the Ozone layer, which in turn leads to Global Warming. Hope that helps.
You said 15 facts but showed 16 but thank you for the great video I really appreciate it❤❤❤
Good Information. Any information on vertical farming being done in China and Japan
I subscribed partly just because of how seductive the presentation was, that voice!
I’m optimistic that the world will be able to run on renewable energy because how fast technology’s evolving and because of all the awareness about conservation and the environment
Great. How do you get your footage b rolls?
The future is electric!
Check out the Molten Salt Reactor (MSR)
ua-cam.com/video/WGBkV3ZLTDI/v-deo.html
💗👍
On a video about ways to gather energy: ThE fUtURe iS elECtRiC
Thank you for the video.
Hi alux please make a vid on Czech Republic.
Thanks for the in site.
We do trigen for refrigeration.
YES! its Possible, I hope this technology continue for the future to help Stay #Green!
giving roof for rent to set solar is a good thing its help people save their power bill and they generate some #Green energy
this system should come to India
I have switched my fridge to dc instead of ac power by replacing compressor to 12v ~ 24v dc
And now it runs on 150w solar panle only 😃 consuming 8amps/h dc
In ac 220v it will be around 0.5 amp/h
Super efficient....
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Id like to mention that if you do another video on renewable energy, cover energy storage also this video doesn't mention batteries much and their role on grid energy storage and all the future jobs battery related.
Also the reason ac and refrigerators are warming the planet is that the Refrigerant possesses a potential threat to the environment because it releases chemicals called CFCs or chlorofluorocarbons. This type of chemical compound is monitored by the EPA and must be installed and disposed of in a particular manner to avoid exposure.
# thanks for this video
Interesting. Thanks.
I was told to watch this for online classes. I am not happy about number 8.
Please make video about aviation industry
@1:55 the background irony is REAL.
I like the new background music
Good alux
You can do a video on most expensive trains in the world
If you're looking for a way to help the environment you can use ecosia they are a search engine that plants trees.
46.3 Billion dollars fortune and is investing 70 million... That's pocket change for him... what the maid found in-between the couch when she vacuumed
Gabri EL lol
And that’s something you can never have 70million .Be grateful that he donated 70million dollars of his hard earned money bet you won’t even donate 100 dollars .
Whoop Dee Doo! Michael Bloomberg is investing $70,000,000 in Renewable Energy. That represents less than 0.2% of his net worth of $46.3 Billion. Such philanthropic passion! It's not about how much you give, it's how much you have left over.
Good to have this topic in your channel... though bad wording found its way to your script ... “Russia needs to be submerged in wind turbines?. Wind is not so green?” Seems like those deniers wording got the best of you ; )
We need more focus on not wasting it then trying to replace it.
Love you Alux...😁
One day it will come every one should push!
Happy to hear these good news.. it's what I am working on since 35 years ... Envirable Energy
Definitely we can switch to Green Energy. And we must do it.
Pls analyse data science.. Which is believed to be the future!!!
Alux you didn't mention about India's contribution towards green Energy... Because India has already started mega solar projects
Why didn’t you talk about Kazakhstan? EXPO-2017(International exhibition of renewable energy) where over 130 countries took part in this! But you showed some pictures from the exhibition!
China is the largest polluter of CO2 in the world. The US has reduced CO2 emissions to 1992 levels but China has increased their emissions to about twice the US level. On a GDP basis, the US is very efficient in energy use. It takes energy to produce GDP.
Basically, this entire video prioritises the work of America and its efforts as the most significant and great, while the rest of the other countries are seemingly not doing as much
save earth 😍❤💓❤💓💖
for number 8, 'wind turbines not being so green'..you're talking about getting rid of all fossil fuels by only using wind turbines that involves excluding solar and hydro turbines...why? the point of green energy is to use each green energy method to there fullest potential to get rid of fossil fuels.
What about energy in Sea waves. It's 3 times in area than land.
It is a great solution, but I think more research needs to be done in the area of sea waves.
*Go off grid!!!*
Stubblefield coils produce current. Ground batteries work. Stubblefield coils in seed of life configuration produce more electricity than needed.
The more people that do that, the less people paying network charges... plus people who say they are going "off grid" actually just mean installing solar panels on their rooves without storage... which creates a massive problem of intermittency on the distribution network.
The highest worth future industry
Maybe!
@@alux It's true
3:17 No, not Paraguay but Uruguay.
She mentioned giant wind farms but the uk has the largest wind farm in the ocean
India has Airports that work on SOLAR Energy and it's is lot cheaper than US
on number 16 the self sustaining house the earthship has the answer to that
Point 8 has no sense, who is gonna believe that the world is gonna rely only and exclusively on wind turbines instead of looking at the entire renewable energy portfolio.
" can we afford to switch " wtf !
Who figure that the TUNE used in this video is from 'Mind warehouse'
MAKE A VIDEO ABOUT GLOBAL ENERGY INDUSTRY
Green energy fact: if we put all green energy subsidies together in one-dollar bills and burn them, we could generate more electricity than has been produced by subsidized green energy
Yes thanks lux*
no I wish it would come faster than 2020
If solar farms really cared they would place the frames on axis for optimum production, but they sell at a fixed watt rate, and move on, even if an (8 panel) moved 5 degrees every 4 mos, the yield would be more than the 6 minutes each time to adjust. No they prefer "set it forget it". Constant adjustment by who, how reliable are people for 12 yrs.+ nah leave em once. Like oil changes on a car (ROI)?
very accurate plans for something like that I found on Avasva
Energetic sistem
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Windmills have to be sited correctly to benefit the environment, just putting one up can be a total waste of time and money
Every ignores nuclear power
the best sources are wave, nuclear, and hydro (kinda)
Also geothermal
its an ambitious plan 10000's of oil wells in the Gulf of Mexico !!!
In pakistan 50 % villager are using solar panels instead of goverment electricity
As an electrician I can tell you wind turbines and solar are not the answer with the technology we have
I will never give up my charcoal grill, I will never give up my gas guzzling trucks, NEVER
My renewable power generations projects are higers than others, i'm looking for partnerships to development
Wepower is the main green energy project on Blockchain . Have a look guys
I noticed that you never mentioned the environmental impact of renewable energy technology! Like the oil inside of wind turbines! The fact that wind turbines constantly break down. How much energy and pollution it takes to make solar panels! How much pollution containing the energy you created in two batteries and what the impact of those batteries are to the environment! Right now it is a lose lose lose except for electric prices some fossil fuels that make it cheaper for you to charge your batteries in an electric car! I noticed no one talks about the batteries no one talks about the pollution the batteries make! Just for one car it is said that a diesel truck without Pollution Control can drive 24/7 across the country and make less and take less energy and less pollution then the batteries of one manufactured electric automobile! That's not even considering the disposal of those said batteries and the pollution that they create.
I don't use AC anymore.
Video starts at 1:32
Renewable energy is already cheaper than fossil fuels.
Producing it may be, since you're only taking in panel production costs, but once you factor in installation, storage, and backup, along with the maintenance of all these redundant systems, you can expect to take that energy production cost and multiply it by at least a factor of 3.
The larger the proportion of energy on the grid that comes from intermittent renewable sources, the less value that more intermittent energy brings to it.
I would expect that any system that hits around 15% from intermittent renewables will require massive investment into storage and backup options to be able to use it reliably.
@@nolan4339 No. This is installed. You can see quotes made for governments around the world, already! Look at the pricing for Mexico.
So installed costs are included, so what? That still does not make up for the vast majority of the hidden costs of solar. Also I'm not saying that solar isn't or cannot be competitive, but when they quote 2-4 cents/kwh, those are generally costs to produce the energy not to manage a network that is operating fully on it.
Also, this is Mexico, you cannot expect most other places in the world to match the Solar Intensity levels that are expected there. Without optimal locations you can already expect a doubling of the price, and I doubt we are all prepared to import all our energy from Mexico and Arizona.
@@nolan4339 Stop making excuses and accept the fact that it is cheaper, sustainable, and doable. It's not just Mexico. It is all over the world. Quotes are available for you to look at, in detail!
@@nolan4339 Sorry to say, but you are wrong, or living 10 years in the past..
Norway is running almost 100% (with pumped storage) on renewable energy, Spain already 40-50%, Portugal almost 60%.. In Abu Dhabi a tender was won with less than 2 cents per installed capacity solar energy... this includes everything. Gas and coal cost AT LEAST 5 cents per installed capacity.. it already makes no sense to build new fossil fired power plants
The Netherlands the next few years 4 or 5 off shore windfarms, each good for 700-750 Gw installed capacity (hundreds of windtrubines) will be built WITHOUT subsidies, it will replace 2 or 3 coal and gas fired power plants we have here in the Netherlands, and will increase the power production to about 25% renewable in the Netherlands, in the mean time also more and more solar panels will come online, on rooftops and on plots of under utilzed land. I have 14 solar panels on my roof since January 2014, in 2021 they will have paid back for themselves and will provide me with free energy.. My anual electricity bill is minus 50 to minus 150 euro's, yes I got paid by the power company!... as I produce more than I personally use.
In Australia Tesla has built a 100Mw battery storage facility in just 90 days to shave off the peaks, and store the solar and wind energy that they have so much.. It saved that community in investing in a peaker gas power plant..and made the grid much more reliable and no power outages anymore. The batteries pay back for themselves witthin 3 years... but they will last for 15 years or more. Cheaper more reliable energy.. it was a no brainer for the power company there. Same happens in many other places in the world, installing solar with storage makes much more sense, economically, than building a new gas fired peaker plant.
Distributed storage using home batteries (powerwall) and electric vehicles connected to V2G capable chargers/inverters, will greatly help to reduce the need for 100% backup at peak demand, if there are millions of home and EV batteries connected to the grid, able to supply some of the demand.. that helps a great deal. Expensive Gas fired peaker plants will be decomissioned as they are no longer needed, we have a virtual powerplant in the form of EV and home batteries. There are field tests going on to try out these kind of systems all over the world and they ALREADY help to stabelize the grid power, and they ALREADY save us building new gas fired peaker plants.
www.tesla.com/nl_NL/utilities
(check out the video about American Samoa.. from 100% diesel to 100% solar. 365. 24/7.. with Tesla solar panels and battery packs)
www.tesla.com/sites/default/files/pdfs/en_US/Tesla_SCE-Powerwall%20Case%20Study-2017.pdf
www.tesla.com/sites/default/files/pdfs/en_US/Tesla_PG%26E-Case%20Study-2017.pdf
Beside this there is much going on in utility sized batteries, have a look at AMBRI.com, dirt cheap, reliable, very long lasting utility sized batteries, which will save us building new gas/coal/oil fired power plants. Field demonstration Ambri arrays will come online this year.. some big investors are behind this company, like Bill Gates.
Man, there is so much going on in the renewable energy industry, it is disruptive.. We are moving away from Fossil fuels with leaps and bounds.. Oil, Coal and gas are over in maybe 1 or 2 decades from now. For transportation some think fossil fuel is over in less than 10 years.
Eye opening (long) video, recorded 1.5 years ago, but it seems mr Seba nailed it in many aspects of his lecture... and it looks like it may happen even sooner than he predicts in this video.
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Please make a video on 15 world's richest scientists. Guys, please support this comment. 🙏
The downsize to wind turbines is they kill birds and there noisy.
Try living next to wind turbines. Not good if you want a peaceful night sleep.
Your first two facts are B.S.
Otherwise, you're correct.
cool vid
i gave the 900th like ;-) hope it becomes 1000 soon
Just because wind turbines do not produce so much energy does not mean they are not green. lol
We could be switched to 100% green, sustainable energy world wide in 10 years ! If we pull our heads out of our arus . Make the incentives by our governments and green energy industry worth it. This is how we make it a ...............reality.
welcome it 2020
Hey guys i recently created a video about my thoughts on energy and renewable energy and would love to see what you guys think!
I came to check your channel and found no videos currently (Dec 2019).
it takes more energy to make a wind mill, than what a wind mill can produce. LOL
Yeah
Definitely renewable energy will be a game changer in near future!
Hope we humans have some more time to stay on earth 😉
FUSION POWER is the future. Wind and Solar is great for an offgrid home, backup use, supplemental use and powering small villages, but for cities and industrial use? No. Pushing wind and solar as the future is like selling AMWAY. It sounds great, gets people all fired up about it initially, but the reality of it is disappointing.
You're going to college for a degree in which once you graduate and get hired onto a company, your degree will have allowed you to basically plug/unplug shit for a living, or operate things that other geniuses have designed. If you REALLY want to challenge yourself and retain the information, then you'd actually put the time and effort into being passionate about learning the subject that you're supposedly interested in, and not just for the potential money symbol your degree reflects that you could be making after you graduate either. Did you just memorize all info before each exam, and then plop the answer down onto the piece of paper from memory, or do you actually UNDERSTAND what you have been taught?
yeah ... the renewable energy are 3 : first one is the tidal energy , second is the solar energy , third the wind energy ... i know everything about the renewable energy and all the future will be depends on the renewable energy ... from the brave iraq 🇮🇶 my country the brave iraq have more scientists 🇮🇶 my country the brave iraq will be rising up 🇮🇶 🇮🇶 🇮🇶 🇮🇶 🇮🇶 🇮🇶
All energy should be used even oil.
For the next few decades it will probably be a mix of all energy sources. Especially in the transportation section because of the infrastructure that needs to be put in place. I agree with you all energy sources need to be used and utilized safely and environmental friendly as possible. As we all know there are pro and cons to every energy source.
@@michaelkennedy6262
No, there is a *reason* to stop using oil.
There are methods to do so.
The key is market forces.
When enough is invested in clean energy, it becomes cheaper.
As soon as it's cheaper than oil, the public will use, and eventually demand it.
Renewable Energy is already cheaper, tahts why most new investments are almost just done into them.
I have one for you. How green are you 🤔
Yes the world will replace the solar power