Solar electric power plant on open space (“solar field,” “solar park”)
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Photo: Photovoltaic power plant in a meadow ("open-space installation").
Englisch, Spanisch (CREA), Deutsch
28.11.2018
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Content package for interactive whiteboards (ES): Electricity from renewable energy sources
Experimento | 10+: A1 Electric current from solar cells
Experimento | 10+: A5 Properties of solar cells
For interactive whiteboards: Energy conversion
Renewable energies – the future is sunny!
Solar thermal energy and photovoltaics – energy forms with a future
Experimento | 10+: A1 Electric current from solar cells
Experimento | 10+: A5 Properties of solar cells
For interactive whiteboards: Energy conversion
Renewable energies – the future is sunny!
Solar thermal energy and photovoltaics – energy forms with a future
Information and ideas:
The photo is suitable for demonstration purposes and contains lots of starting points thematically. Starting from the photo, both the sun as an energy source and also the technological developments associated with it (for example photovoltaics) can be covered. In addition, the economic and social aspects of energy supply can also be discussed.
The photo is suitable for demonstration purposes and contains lots of starting points thematically. Starting from the photo, both the sun as an energy source and also the technological developments associated with it (for example photovoltaics) can be covered. In addition, the economic and social aspects of energy supply can also be discussed.
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Ecology; Environmental protection; Power generation; Renewable energy; Solar energy; Solar technology; Photovoltaics; Solar cell
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