Definitions of Renewable Energy Terminology
This is the design property of a product that prevents its failure from creating critical faults.
This is a national system for monetary compensation paid for the electricity that is generated by renewable energy technologies.
The metal wire in a lightbulb that glows when its heated by an electric current.
Report that contains the results of the conformity evaluations, as it relates to Provisional Type Certification.
This is the process of atoms splitting apart. Splitting atoms releases large amounts of energy.
This is a device that was designed to capture the sun's energy to produce low temperature heat energy.
This is a medium temperature solar collector that is usually made up of glazing, a metal frame insulating and absorbers.
Run smoothly with unbroken continuity
These are the regulations, laws and economic incentives or disincentices that are used by waste managers to direct waste into a specific landfill, waste-to-energy facility or recycling center.
Something which changes the state of rest or motion of something
Unused wood in the forest
These are those fuels (natural gas, oil, coal, etc) that are the results of compressed ancient plants and animal life over millions of years
Any material that can be burned to make energy.
All of the stages involved in fuel utilization: extraction, transformation, transportation and combustion
One or more cells capable of generating an electrical current
An oil that is used for fuel
Wood and wood products that are used by direct combustion
An enclosed structure in which heat is produced for the purpose of heating a house
This is when the nuclei of atoms are combined or "fused" together
A vent from which gases or steam issue
Organic heterocyclic compounds that are regulated due to their toxicity