LSC 1103 Summary Grading Sheet

Student name: Salem Mohamed Saleh Yahya ID: H00256654 Section: CIT Course: LSC 1103

Task Completion Writing

score __45___ /50

Number of words within guidelines Total number of words included (excluding title and bibliography) A relevant title is included The correct font style, size, colour and spacing have been used * The main idea/s and supporting evidence have been included Very good but you could have included the other strategy for saving energy dimming lights No irrelevant information or minor details Written in students own words Score ___40__ /40 Score 15 if the writing band is below 5:00 Score 20 if the writing band is 5.00 Score 25 if the writing band is 5.25 Score 30 if the writing band is 5.5 Score 40 if the writing band is 5.75 +

Referencing

Score ___10__ /10

The student has referenced the source under the heading, Reference The student has included all necessary available information in the reference The student has used correct APA formatting __95______

Score out of 100 =

* Acceptable fonts are: Times New Roman Calibri Arial Size 14 for headings (Bold) Size 12 for body Spacing: 1.5 Colour: Black

What

Solar power/clean energy Masdar Switch from natural gas to Solar energy

Where

UAE/Dubai MBR Solar power/AD Masdar Europe/Germany/Luxemburg

When

March 2013 Future 10 years

How

Electricity has produced in this country

Why

Gas / guaranteed 24 hours Financially

Solar power soon to be more than a mirage

Despite the availability of solar power in the UAE we do not see it being used as much as in European countries. The reason is because the UAE has been using natural gas, which was easily available and didnt cost a lot. Natural gas used to be a better option because it was inexpensive and more secure. However, these days the cost of natural gas is on the rise while that of solar power is declining and the country is now doing more to use its solar resources for energy like building the worlds largest solar power plant. Words: 98

Bibliography
Fotuhi, V. (2013, jun 04). Solar power in the UAE soon to be more than a mirage. Retrieved sep 29, 2013, from The National: http://www.thenational.ae/business/industryinsights/energy/solar-power-in-the-uae-soon-to-be-more-than-a-mirage#ixzz2VJUOL6bF