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The photos on this page depict how people use energy and renewable energy in different areas of the world. Feel free to use these photos for educational purposes.

Energy Photos from Wisconsin

 

Everyone can use the energy from the sun and wind!

Satellite dish clothesline (Photo: B. Schiltz; 2005)

Mead Wildlife Area, Milladore (Photos: S. Windjue; 2005)


        2.3 kW Solar Photovoltaic tracking array
        Solar Tracker and 120' Wind Turbine
        10 kW Wind Turbine on 120' tower

 

Lake DuBay Hydro-Electric Project owned and operated by Stora Enso. This dam produces electricity for the Biron, WI papermill. If it were to power homes and businesses, it could supply enough electricity for approximately 4,000 homes or businesses, or 14,000 people. (Photos: S. Windjue; 2005)

 

Home wind turbine near Lake DuBay (Photo 1; Photo 2) (Photos: S. Windjue; 2005)

 

Home wind turbine in Neillsville (Photo 1; Photo 2) (Photos: S. Windjue; 2005)

 

Door County, WI Photos (Photos: S. Windjue; 2005)

        Eagle Bluff Lighthouse with photovoltaics
        Cave Point County Park restrooms with photovoltaics
        Channel marker to Washington Island with photovoltaics
        Wind turbine on sailboat
        Al Johnson's Restaurant with green roof in Sister Bay

Rock Island State Park, Door County, WI (Photos: S. Windjue; 2005)
Photo 1    Photo 2    Photo 3    Photo 4    Photo 5

 

North American Hydro photos:

Students observe turbine rebuild progress at North American Hydro's Neshkoro, Wisconsin Facility

Neshonoc Hydro located on the LaCrosse River near West Salem, Wisconsin

Pixley Dam located on the Flambeau River downstream of Park Falls, Wisconsin

Class tour at the Big Falls Hydro located in Big Falls, Wisconsin
Black Brook Hydro intake and impoundment on the Apple River near Amery, WI

Midwest Renewable Energy Association (MREA) located in Custer, WI

                    Take the MREA Tour!

View We Energies photos

WE Energies Byron Wind Turbines, located just east of Hwy. 41 near Byron, Wisconsin. Click here to learn more or to schedule a tour with your class. (Photos: Carl Semrow)

Glenmore Wind Facility, located on a farm near Green Bay, are operated by Wisconsin Public Service. (Photos: S. Windjue; 2005)

View the inside of the turbine tower!
Turbine next to cellular tower: Photo 1    Photo 2
Looking up at the nacelle and blades

Energy Photos from Different States

Visit a Wind Farm in Southeast Minnesota just outside of Hayfield.

Observe the South Breakwater Lighthouse in Muskegon, Michigan using solar. (Photo: Sara Windjue; 2005)

Energy Use in Vermont (Some people use coffee as their energy source)

Energy Photos from Different Countries

Take a virtual tour of the of the Fawley oil refinery plant in the UK.
Tour the Captain drilling platform in the North Sea.

Energy use in Bolivia, Paraguay, and Brazil.

Here is a photo of a power plant in Japan. (Photo: Jennie Lane; 2003)

Energy use in China (Photos: Susan Ermer, 2005)

Asia Alternative Energy Program (ASTAE) Photo Gallery

Energy Photos from Space

Night photo of the city lights of planet Earth as recorded by NASA visit

This photo would be an excellent resource to use in a class energy unit. Class discussion could focus on energy sources needed to produce the electricity, energy consumption habits of countries, distribution of energy resources, global warming and land use issues to name a few.

World Sunlight Map

This world map shows current sunlight and cloud cover. There are also images of dawn and dusk from space and the moon in its current phase.

If you have any photos of energy use or production around the state, country, or world let us know and we can put them on our Web site. Please send them to Sara at swindjue@uwsp.edu.


Send comments and suggestions to KEEP, energy@uwsp.edu or call 715-346-4770.

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