Solar Energy and Wind-Power: The Renewable Sources of Energy in Hungary

Abstract

Wind-mills were commonly used in Hungary over the last decade for the crushing of maize. Use of solar power for supplying heat to water, bathing, showering, and drying cultivation has long been a practice. The source of the "renewed" energy source is traced all the way back to solar radiation. The rise in the ratio of the use of renewable sources of energy is aimed at mitigating the effects of global climate change by reducing carbon dioxide emissions and also at enhancing the reliability of the production of power by reducing the percentage of the use of fossil energy.This study presents how often the two sources of power are disposed over the period of every year, how this disparity between the concurrent disposability of the two energy sources completely depends on the seasons, as well as how the variables analysed can be defined by the diffusion and variation in a period, a portion of a day, or an hour.