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In 2020 on Childrens day in Japan, I will be travelling to my grandmothers house, in hybrid powered bus. The have been radical changes in Japan by now. Most things are being powered by renewable energy. At my grandmothers house we used a solar cooker to cook our food, and also since we live on a farm the houses are being powered by spining windmills. This is my story of how i see my future life Japan

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In order of abundance:

Solar including wind power, geothermal, ocean energy

Nuclear fusion

Nuclear fission,

Matter & antimatter reaction

Yes these are abundant but they are not as reliable, but if we harness these and combine them together then it will be much more reliable. Take solar power for instance, it has great potential, but its so expensive and has been losing out to the much more cheaper fossil fuels. We have to invest more in these kinds of…

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Gujarat in India had started the large project for alternative

sources of energy. The

government set the goal to 3,000 MW by 2014. It will be $10 billion project, and it's going to be the world's largest solar power in India. the area for the power plant will be about 10,000 hectares of land with 3 locations in the area of 150 square kilometers. The project was backed by U.S. President Bill Clinton and the support from

the William J Clinton Foundation for the aid. This foundation… Continue

There are the shuttle bus which connects to the different terminal in Haneda Airport, Which is going to be the International Airport hub soon, larger amount of flight then Narita Airport, had got hybrid buses, supplied from Hino and Mitsubishi Fuso. These buses uses electric and diesels, powered by the Lithium ion batteries which will produce much less air pollution and save energy. However, the lithium batteries are very expensive and they are testing to see how long does the battery… Continue