Philippines, is one of the countries that is recognized for trying alternatives when it comes to energy choice. Aside from the accustomed form of energy, different cities in the nation favored to use unusual form of electricity such as wind, solar and tidal form of energy. These options are considered green form of energy. From the word itself green energy which means renewable, a kind of electrical energy that is generated throughout natural means, and because it is sustainable, it will never run out.
For the past 20 years, Philippines have been one of the foremost countries that press on the use of alternative form of electricity. Ilocos city has been eminent for its windmills, it doesn’t just served as a main attraction to the city but dole out a major role for the city itself making it the foremost energy source of the said city. As of 1999, there were nine wind turbine systems operating in the country.
The use of Green energy has several advantages. It is one of the environmental – friendly resources available and widely accessible in the country. However there is a better form of energy that doesn’t only confide in solving green energy concerns, it also weakens waste management problem boisterous in the country. Have you ever heard of waste to green energy?
This 2011, Philippines have been on a concrete project with one of the leading companies when it comes to providing green energy source, TGEG. True Green Energy Group together with its sister company SBSC (Spectrum Blue Steel Corporation) have been on several joint ventures in order to solve both energy and waste catastrophes in the country. Biosphere Gasification facilities have been installed all over the Philippines serving as flair in making waste to green energy possible.
Green energy from waste is something that recluses all other forms of energy, it doesn’t only provide current to serve as light for every home but at the same instance moderates the stinking waste problem that has been wedged on landfills and dumps from decades ago up to this very day.
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