Electric

Electric power is the cleanest form of energy there is it can be obtained by solor paniles, waterturbines, and wind mills. Her is the following dvices I’ve described. Solar Panels- Water Turbines-

Wind mills-



As you can see there are many was to obtaine energy the with using fussile fules. -Johnathan Jarnagin

Electricity is a basic feature of all matter, of everything in the universe. Electrical force holds atoms and molecules together. Electricity determines the structure of every object that exists. Together with magnetism, it causes a force called electromagnetism, a fundamental force of the universe. Corey brewer

Lower Cost
EVs generally cost less in total to own, operate and maintain than combustion-powered vehicles, even in cases where the initial purchase price is somewhat higher.

More Reliability
Electric motors have very few moving parts and don’t need fluids such as engine oil, anti-freeze or transmission fluid, so they require relatively little maintenance and are far less likely to leak. Excellent reliability means down time is less likely, too.

No pollutant Emissions
EVs emit no pollutant from the tailpipe, so they’re cleaner for the environment and better for everyone’s respiratory health.

Quieter
EVs also run far more quietly than their combustion-powered counterparts which enhances worker health and comfort – a smart move in an era of rising medical costs.

Lower Overall Emissions
The overall emissions associated with using EVs are typically far less than the emissions from their combustion-powered counterparts.

Overnight Charging
Most EVs charge up at night when system wide demand for electricity is low. They tap existing generating capacity that is not fully used rather than increasing demand for new capacity.

Reduced Oil Consumption
Choosing EVs instead of combustion powered vehicles contributes to reduced dumping of engine oils into the environment and reduced U.S reliance on foreign oil. Justin Kinney

  

 By Alex Warholic No vehicle in recent history, with the possible exception of GM's now-defunct EV1 electric car, has created as much excitement, expectations, and speculation as the Chevrolet Volt. The electric drive Volt is a groundbreaking vehicle that holds the potential for reshaping the competitive landscape in the auto industry. It is an insightful rethinking of what a car can be and how it should be powered in a world that is increasingly moving away from gasoline and closer to real environmental performance. Here are 10 facts you should know about this high-profile car. **1. The Volt is Not a Traditional Hybrid** While the Chevy Volt has both an electric powertrain and a gasoline engine, it is not a gas-electric hybrid in the traditional sense. The Volt is a plug-in electric vehicle (EV) propelled only by a powerful electric motor. The small gasoline engine works strictly as a range-extending generator to recharge batteries and provide current to the electric motor.