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ENERGY, Non-conventional electric power plants or alternative energy power…

- - - - Obtained directly from nature
      - Examples: crude oil, natural gas, coal, nuclear energies and renewable energies
    - - Examples: electricity, some petroleum derivatives
      - Resulting from transformation of primary sources
  - - - Most commonly used in industrialised countries
      - Example: energy that comes from fossil fuels
    - - Inearly stages of their technological development
      - Solar and wind power belong toths group
      - Alternative energy sources
  - - - Abundant and inexhaustible
    - - Depleted when we use them up
      - Cannot be renewed in a short period of time
      - May or not may be abundant
  - - - Low environmental impact
      - Don't generate by-products that pollute the environment
    - - Sources that have negative effects on the environment
      - For example, they might generate by-products that severely pollute the environment
- - - - A cycle that uses air and gas, during which a gas turbine that includes a compressor is used
      - A conventional thermal cycle
- - - - Transporting it by high voltage cables attached to towers
      - Decreasing the voltage at the electricity substations to 3-30 kV
      - Increasing the voltage to 220.000 V or 400.000 V to prevent
      - Distribution to homes, offices, industries and public facilities, during which the voltage is reuced to 230-400 V