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Over the past 10 years, Iceland has been fully engaged in the development of geothermal resources, and less than 1% of Iceland's electricity generation is now generated using fossil fuels, while the rest is geothermal and hydropower. Iceland's Glinson said that over the past 10 years, they have begun to use the technology they have developed and exported it to other countries, and have now established a model for how to convert the economy that relies on oil and fossil fuels into clean energy.

Iceland is blessed with geothermal resources, not only in the energy **, but also become one of the tourism resources, Greenson pointed out that in fact, there are at least 100 countries in the world that have geothermal resources, but not fully developed, although Iceland is now facing an economic crisis, but the future may rely on geothermal energy to make the economy recover again. (News**: Eastern Sen News).

The small Nordic country of Iceland has abundant natural resources geothermal, in the past 10 years, Iceland has developed mature technology to develop this underground resource, and at present, less than 1% of Iceland uses fossil fuels to generate electricity, and the rest is all powered by geothermal and hydropower.

The use of geothermal energy in Iceland, from power plants to self-dug wells, has become almost ubiquitous, and Ingvarson, 74, dug a well on his farm 20 years ago to get hot water, which is now enough to use hot water for 450 nearby holiday homes. Twenty years ago he was just trying to get cheap hot water for his farm and nearby farms, but Ingwerson said he had no idea it would get to where it is today.

So at present, Iceland's geothermal development is very good, and it does not pollute the environment, it is green energy.

The main and most typical type of energy in Iceland is geothermal energy. The reason for this is that Iceland is located at the junction of the Eurasian and American tectonic plates.

It is located in the open and fractured zone of the plate answer, with unstable crust, volcanic activity, and abundant geothermal resources.

Iceland's unique geology allows it to be blessed with renewable energy. Iceland is located on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, which makes it one of the most active places in the world in the earth's crust. Iceland is home to more than 200 volcanoes and more than 600 hot springs.

There are more than 20 high-temperature steam fields with a temperature of at least 150 [300], many of which reach a temperature of 250. That's why Iceland harnesses geothermal energy, and these steam resources are used everywhere, from heating houses to heating swimming pools. Hydropower is produced using Iceland's abundant glaciers, rivers and waterfalls.

Iceland is located at the junction of tectonic plates and has an abundance of geothermal energy. Iceland is located in the westerly wind belt and is also rich in wind energy.

1. Make use of the country's huge geothermal resources; Use renewable energy as fuel. (Or: Converting water into fuel – hydrogen fuel) (Meaning it right).

2. Process: Water is split into hydrogen molecules and oxygen molecules through electrodes, and hydrogen electrons pass through a conductor to generate an electric current, which provides energy for the electric engine.

Advantages: The overall cost is the same as that of natural gas, and it does not pollute. (Meaning is right).

3. Make a comparison (the number in the answer column is wrong).

Purpose: Compare the cost and efficiency of hydrogen fuel and gasoline to highlight the superiority of hydrogen fuel cost. (Meaning is right).

4. Opinion: Icelanders have a strong sense of environmental protection; The whole world should learn from Iceland's environmental awareness and scientific innovation, protect our common home, and so on.

I also know: solar, hydro, wind, geothermal, etc.