Day Renewable Energy

Theme day \"Renewable energy\" and lecture \"Sunny prospects\" by Dr. Franz Alt the retreat house of St. John Court top chess and the municipality of top chess held on October 31, 2009\"a day on the subject of renewable energy. The company was charged with the planning, organization and implementation of dull entertainment from Grafenau. The technical, medical, biological and alternative possibilities and aspects are presented in various lectures and presentations. The lecture with subsequent panel discussion with the topic of sunny Outlook stands in the heart of the event\"by Dr. Franz Alt, in the the show is how each can immediately benefit from the use of renewable energy. \"We will use the Sun, wind, and Earth, to fuel our cars and run our factories.

And we are going to reform our schools, colleges and universities, to meet the requirements of a new era. We can do all that. \"And we will do all of this,\" says Barack Obama. The issue of energy is the most important issue World politics - the energy challenge of our time is Sun policy, so the opinion of Dr. Franz Alt. Also a new economic era begins with the new time.

The global economy headed into a green era that will bring no less revolutionary changes in the 21st century, as once the invention of the steam engine, railway, telephone or telecommunications. Economic growth and at the same time fewer and fewer CO2 emissions are possible. The success of the German renewable energy law has proved that. Since the year 2000 3,000 megawatts of renewable energy have been installed every year. More than 200,000 jobs have been created here. In 46 countries, this German law adopted so far in China and India. Today sends the Sun 10,000 the wind currents 308 times as much energy as is consumed in one day grows consume 15,000 times as much energy to the Earth like all people included fifteen times more biomass as would be needed for energy production worldwide and the usable hydropower Half of the energy that we convert this day theoretically contains again solar energy enough so far to replace the today's environmentally destructive energy mix of coal, oil, gas and nuclear.