- #1
Joanna
- 1
- 0
AHHHH...enone knows how to answer dis question?
hey, i really need help with this question
Most of Canada’s electrical energy is generated at enormous centralized
generating stations that use a variety of fuels, mostly
non-renewable ones. The generated electricity then enters a grid
and spreads out to the consumers, who are often at great distances
from the stations. Suggest an alternative generation and
supply system for your area that may make more sense considering
the variety of renewable energy resources now available.
en one know how to answer dis question?
hey, i really need help with this question
Most of Canada’s electrical energy is generated at enormous centralized
generating stations that use a variety of fuels, mostly
non-renewable ones. The generated electricity then enters a grid
and spreads out to the consumers, who are often at great distances
from the stations. Suggest an alternative generation and
supply system for your area that may make more sense considering
the variety of renewable energy resources now available.
en one know how to answer dis question?