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Comparative evaluation of solar, fission, fusion, and fossil energy resources. Part 1: Solar energy

J. R. Williams

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The utilization of solar energy to meet the energy needs of the U.S. is discussed. Topics discussed include: availability of solar energy, solar energy collectors, heating for houses and buildings, solar water heater, electric power generation, and ocean thermal power.

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The utilization of solar energy to meet the energy needs of the U.S. is discussed. Topics discussed include: availability of solar energy, solar energy collectors, heating for houses and buildings, solar water heater, electric power generation, and ocean thermal power.

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The utilization of solar energy to meet the energy needs of the U.S. is discussed. Topics discussed include: availability of solar energy, solar energy collectors, heating for houses and buildings, solar water heater, electric power generation, and ocean thermal power.

Key concepts: Solar energy, Environmental science, Solar air conditioning, Photovoltaic thermal hybrid solar collector, Passive solar building design, Energy development, Solar power, Renewable energy

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