Statement of Two Types of Green energy

In today's society, using green energy as much as possible to develop the renewable energy to reduce unnecessary pollution is a great way.

Radiant Energy

This natural energy can perform the same miracle which is less than 1% cost of the common power. It is not like electricity, however, this led to the scientific community for its misunderstanding. There are 5 or 6 working modules have no fuel in Swiss Metternich community, and these devices will start automatically take advantage of this green energy. Nicola Tesla’s magnifying transmitter. T. Henry Moray’s radiant energy device, Edwin Gray’s EMA motor, and Paul Baumann’s machine all run on radiant energy. This natural forms of energy can be directly from the environment or fractionation method from the common power. One of the earliest wireless phone is based on radiant energy was invented by Nikola tesla. The transmitter and receiver of resonance to achieve the same frequency, the communication between them. In 1916, he told the story of he conducted an experiment in 1896.He recalls, "when I received the influence of the transmitter, one of the most simple method (testing wireless transmission) is the application of magnetic field in an electrical current from a conductor, when I do this, the low frequency gave audible notes."

Geothermal Power

Geothermal energy is a very powerful and effective way to extract the green energy from the earth, through the natural processes. It can be executed on a small scale provide heat for residential units (geothermal heat pump), or a very large scale by geothermal power plant energy production. It has been used for space heating and bathing in ancient Roman times, but now more widely used in power generation. Geothermal energy is cost effective, reliable, and environmental protection, but had been confined to the geographical area on the edge of the tectonic plates. Recent advances in technology have greatly enlarged the scope and scale of feasible resource, especially directly applied to heat homes. The world's largest geothermal power plant is located in the geyser, geothermal field in California, the United States. In 2004, five countries (el Salvador, Kenya, the Philippines, Iceland and Costa Rica) produce more than 15% of its electricity from geothermal resources. Geothermal power doesn't need fuel, but the cost of capital is often high. Geothermal power plant provides a certain degree of scalability: large geothermal power plants can supply the whole city, and small power plants can supply in rural areas or individual household heating. Geothermal power in 24 countries around the world and many potential website are under development or evaluation of the green energy.