Lecture

Electricity Production and Consumption

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Description

This lecture covers topics related to electricity production and consumption, focusing on three-phase sinusoidal circuits, hydroelectric power plants, renewable energy sources, and the evolution of electricity production categories. It also discusses the international trade of electricity, production structures in various countries, and electricity consumption per capita in Europe.

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