SRC-189
Land-use intensity of electricity production and tomorrow's energy landscape. PLOS ONE.
Jessica Lovering; Marian Swain; Loren Blomqvist; Rebecca R. Hernandez ·2022 · T2 peer-reviewed analysis, model or thesis · VC09XC03
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- CLM-0317 Two studies of how much land US ground-mounted solar farms need, the second drawing most of its measurements from the first, indicate once converted to the same units that the receiving antenna of a space solar power design already in the register would need roughly a quarter to a fifth as much ground per unit of electricity delivered.
- CLM-1398 A 2022 survey of real US power plants found that, per unit of electricity, nuclear uses the least land and, of these six, wind farms use the most if the land between turbines is counted; if only the turbine pads and roads are counted, wind uses little land.
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