ENERGY CHALLENGES - EDUCATIONAL ARTICLES
Solar, wind, hydropower, biomass, NGLs, crude oil: the United States' energy sources are diverse and unique, each with their own benefits and challenges. But does our current usage match up with what would be most beneficial for us?
Solar Photovoltaic Technology Basics
Visit the National Renewable Energy Laboratory's site to learn more about the different types of PVs, research, and additional resources.
Wind Energy
View the International Renewable Energy Agency's page on wind history, data, and mechanics for a comprehensive background in this renewable energy source.
Hydropower Basics
Learn about the cost, benefits, and history of one of humanity's oldest energy sources, written by the U.S. Department of Energy.
Biomass Energy
National Geographic goes through the different types of biomass heating and its uses in biofuel, including hydrogen fuel cells.
What are Natural Gas Liquids and How are They Used?
Not gonna lie, NGLs play a crucial role in energy distribution and trade. The U.S. Energy Information Administration goes into natural gas liquids, their attributes, and production rates.
Energy Education - Oil
The University of Calgary writes about how oil is formed, how dependent the world is on this nonrenewable resource, and is usage distribution.