A lot of an "Ideal renewable source" is going to depend on location.
Wind turbines are hugely economical, where there's enough wind.
Solar is great, where there's a lot of sun.
Geothermal would be a goal of mine to have, but that's really location dependant.
When I was in Australia I was amazed at the solar there. Every other house seemed to have solar panels on the roof and separately a solar run hot water tank. Can't see the hot water tank being very useful in our winters but then, a lot of solar isn't. But the more solar is worked with and used, the more efficient it gets, the more likely it is to be more economical in our country.
Same applies to any method. Wind turbines have come leaps and bounds. What the ideal renewable source is today could easily be completely different in ten years.
Wind turbines are hugely economical, where there's enough wind.
Solar is great, where there's a lot of sun.
Geothermal would be a goal of mine to have, but that's really location dependant.
When I was in Australia I was amazed at the solar there. Every other house seemed to have solar panels on the roof and separately a solar run hot water tank. Can't see the hot water tank being very useful in our winters but then, a lot of solar isn't. But the more solar is worked with and used, the more efficient it gets, the more likely it is to be more economical in our country.
Same applies to any method. Wind turbines have come leaps and bounds. What the ideal renewable source is today could easily be completely different in ten years.
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