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Master Electrician Dad Teaches Son about Clean Energy, and says better than fossil fuels, Thoughts?

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This video features a discussion between a master electrician and his apprentice son about various clean energy sources, their benefits, and economic considerations. While not a hands-on building project, it serves as a foundational educational step for anyone considering DIY clean energy solutions. The conversation covers sources like solar, wind, geothermal, and ocean wave energy, addressing common misconceptions about their cost and highlighting their long-term affordability and environmental advantages.

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Let's talk about clean energy. How can we get some clean energy? Clean energy is energy that is local, is cheaper. Yeah, but how do we get it? What Where is it coming from? It's coming from typically electricity. Comes from the sun, the solar >> Sun, wind, and renewable energies. What about geothermal? Do you understand about geothermal? No. Geothermal is where we use the earth to keep a constant temperature. That's a way that we can use energy. Waves. Waves? [music] There's technology out there in the the sea, in the ocean. Yeah. And as the ocean waves current actually moves back and forth and to create energy, just like a wind turbine, right? I didn't know that. Absolutely. And you figure, I mean, who are we disrupting between clean energy? It really doesn't [music] affect anybody. That's true. >> jobs without really polluting the environment. >> And it's [music] cheaper. A lot of people have this conception that it's more expensive, but really at the end of the day, like, it's cheaper. Yeah, it is cheaper and it's more abundant. Mhm. And it's not subject to a price fluctuation due to supply constraints. >> It's unlimited, right? >> Yeah. I really think people feel it's more expensive only because of the entrance fee to get into it, right? >> Yes. Establishing your own system. [music] And once that cost is absorbed, it's a free energy. That's true. So, if you divide all the usage you get and the initial cost, it's so much less money than [music] fossil fuels. Right. And it's affordable. Yeah.

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