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The Oil Transition Time, And the Use of Biofuels and Solar Energy as Optimal Clean Energy on Right Time

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Abstract

In the time when the energy from oil is in transition, and exist the shale gas as energy option for the next years, but the shale gas is not consider clean energy, and the need to reduce environmental pollution, we lead to use the biofuels and solar energy as the options to combat the environmental problem by reducing pollution and search the sustainability systems for that solution, because the both systems are from nature process , and on the other side we want clean energy , savings and better quality of life, but is important consider factors for the successfully implementation , in reality is not easy implement all ideal measures, without consider the optimal conditions for follow the sun, such as solar Tracking system or the optimal mix of hybrid systems on the use of biofuels and solar energy as clean energy solution. But is important consider that in not all countries, the biofuels is the best solution, such as the case of developing countries, where the governments are finding solutions for solve the problem of environmental pollution and on the other side need places to grow food, for this reason is very important consider how is the best option for energy production, for that cases solar energy can be the best solution, and for another countries where the soil is rich and the conditions are differents is possible use biofuels like best solutions, those cases benefit for example in rural areas where is very expensive make electricity nets, and is necessary use nature energy resources for reach better life quality and combat the poverty.

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Luis Barrera Aguilar Luis Barrera Aguilar, Master Narciso Xicohtencatl Rojas, Master Horacio Lima Gutierrez. 2014. "The Oil Transition Time, And the Use of Biofuels and Solar Energy as Optimal Clean Energy on Right Time". Global Journal of Research in Engineering - J: General Engineering GJRE-J Volume 13 (GJRE Volume 13 Issue 51 (J4)).

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