サムソー島では再生可能エネルギーが70%自給されています

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  • 2004年までに、サムソー島ではすでに70%の再生可能エネルギーを自給していました。
  • 風力発電機が電力を供給し、太陽光パネルとバイオマスストーブが暖房に使われています。
  • 観光客以外にも、環境学の研究者や学生が島を訪れています。
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訳お願いしますm(._.)m (1)By 2004, Samso was already 70% self-supplied by renewable energy. (2)The wind generators supplied energy for electricity, and solar panels and biomass stoves for heating. (3)In addition to tourists, researchers and students of environmental studies visit the island. (4)They attend the seminars at the Energy Academy or visit the eco-museum on the island. (5)The Energy Academy itself is built according to the principles of an ecological building. (6)The use of water is cut down to a minimum and rainwater is used for flushing toilets. (7)The building is heated by solar collectors and a district heating system that burns straw. (8)Slar cells on the roof and local wind turbines supply the building with electricity. (9)Low-energy electrical appliances and lighting are used throughout the building. (10)Windows in the building are designed to provide the best lighting conditions.

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(1)By 2004, Samso was already 70% self-supplied by renewable energy. 2004年までに、サムソはすでに、再生可能エネルギーによって70%を自前で供給していました。 (2)The wind generators supplied energy for electricity, and solar panels and biomass stoves for heating. 風力発電機は、電気のためのエネルギーを、また、太陽電池パネルとバイオマスストーブは暖房のためのエネルギーを供給しました。 (3)In addition to tourists, researchers and students of environmental studies visit the island. 観光客に加えて、環境学の研究者や学生が、島を訪問します。 (4)They attend the seminars at the Energy Academy or visit the eco-museum on the island. 彼らはエネルギーアカデミーでのセミナーに出席したり、島のエコ博物館を訪問したりします。 (5)The Energy Academy itself is built according to the principles of an ecological building. エネルギーアカデミーそのものが、生態学的な建物の原則に従って建てられています。 (6)The use of water is cut down to a minimum and rainwater is used for flushing toilets. 水の使用は最低限まで切り詰められ、雨水がトイレを流すために使われています。 (7)The building is heated by solar collectors and a district heating system that burns straw. 建物は、太陽熱収集器とわらを燃やす地域暖房システムによって、暖められます。 (8)Slar cells on the roof and local wind turbines supply the building with electricity. 屋根の太陽電池と地元の風力タービンが、建物に電気を供給します。 (9)Low-energy electrical appliances and lighting are used throughout the building. 低エネルギー電気器具と照明が、建物中至る所で使われています。 (10)Windows in the building are designed to provide the best lighting conditions. 建物の窓は、最高の照明状況を提供するように設計されています。

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