This is not a graded problem The Solar Heat Worldwide report states "At the end of 2022 in the 72 recorded countries, theannual collector yield of all water-based solar thermal systems for the simulated applications[...] is 443 TWh (=1,594 PJ). This corresponds to a final energy savings equivalent to 47.6 milliontons of oil and 150.7 million tons of CO₂."Provide a mathematical algorithm to convert TWh to energy savings and reduction in CO2.Comment on the assumptions that must be made. Provide your own estimate and comment onthe result in comparison to the report.

To solve the given problem of converting TWh to energy savings in terms of oil and CO₂ emissions, we…

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Elements Of Electromagnetics

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