As Renewables Make Gains, Global Fossil Fuel Consumption Increases
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David Lawrence is a respected energy consultant who has past leadership experience with Shell in oil and gas exploration and development, acquisitions and divestments, renewables, finance and research. Leveraging the knowledge he gained at Shell to provide and evaluate energy investment opportunities and advice, David Lawrence stays informed on the latest energy transition developments in traditional and renewable energy.
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the-role-of-renewable-energy-in-achieving-global-sustainability
Renewable energy plays a major role in achieving
global sustainability. This presentation will explore the
multiple pathways in which renewable energy can be
utilised to create a more sustainable future, along with
the benefits and challenges associated with its use.
Renewable energy consists of natural sources such as
the sun, wind, and rain - all of which can be used to
harness energy for various purposes without depleting
resources or causing irreversible harm to the
environment. Renewable energy also includes biofuels,
hydrogen and other sources such as tide and tide.
The global transition from fossil fuel to renewable
energy is gaining momentum with many countries
setting ambitious targets for their transition. This effort
is helping in rapidly reducing emissions and providing
cleaner and more reliable sources of energy. At the end
of 2018, the global renewable energy capacity was 2,359
gigawatts and is projected to reach 3,212 gigawatts by
2024.The global transition from fossil fuel to renewable
energy is gaining momentum with many countries
setting ambitious targets for their transition. This effort
is helping in rapidly reducing emissions and providing
cleaner and more reliable sources of energy. At the end
of 2018, the global renewable energy capacity was 2,359
gigawatts and is projected to reach 3,212 gigawatts by
2024.
International Cooperation
Renewable energy is enabling greater international
cooperation as countries come together to share
technology, skills and resources for deploying
renewables, especially for countries with high
renewable potential but limited finances.
Cleaner and Healthier Environment
Renewable energy helps in reducing air and water
pollution by eliminating emissions from fuel combustion.
This helps to reduce the health impacts from using fossil
fuels.International Cooperation
Renewable energy is enabling greater international
cooperation as countries come together to share
technology, skills and resources for deploying
renewables, especially for countries with high
renewable potential but limited finances.
Cleaner and Healthier Environment
Renewable energy helps in reducing air and water
pollution by eliminating emissions from fuel combustion.
This helps to reduce the health impacts from using fossil
fuels.
Cost and Scalability
In spite of technological advances in the renewable
energy economy, there are still high upfront costs for
biomass, hydropower, solar, wind or geothermal
compared to sources like coal or natural gas. Scaling up
has always been a challenge and advancements in
technology are needed.
Infrastructure
Renewable energy sources are not all the same and not
equally available in all regions. This makes it more
challenging to match the renewable energy sources
with the local grid. Additionally, seasonal and
dependability challenges must also be considered.
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English 2 Annotation 3 Energy Sources
Works Cited
Mohanty, Manoranjan. "New Renewable Energy Sources, Green Energy Development and Climate Change." Management of Environmental Quality 23.3 (2012): 264-74. ProQuest. Web. 29 Sep. 2014.
New renewable energy sources,
green energy development and
climate change
Implications to Pacific Island countries
Manoranjan Mohanty
Faculty of Business and Economics, University of the South Pacific, Suva, Fiji
Abstract
Purpose – The aim of the paper is to examine the renewable energy resources for enhancing a green
energy development in the face of energy crisis and climate change, and to explore the prospects for
“new” renewable energy sources and the green energy initiatives taken in the Pacific Island countries
(PICs).
Design/methodology/approach – The data were collated from a wide variety of sources including
policy documents, road maps, reports, research articles on renewable and green energy sources.
The methodology adopted was primarily a qualitative one based on a “content analysis”.
Findings – The findings reveal that increasing emphases have been given recently to “new”
renewable and green energy sources in the Pacific Island countries as mitigation and adaptation
strategies to fuel crisis and climate change. PICs have taken a wide range of green energy initiatives
including “biomass”, solar, wind and other non-traditional renewable energy sources and bio-fuels
development. Prospects for coconut, copra and palm-oil based bio-fuels do exist in many PICs.
Opportunities for ethanol bio-fuels also exist especially in Fiji.
Practical implications – Renewable and green energy sources are of practical implications to PICs.
There is, however, a greater need for framing sound energy policies by the PICs.
Originality/value – The author has brought out clear linkages between climate change and green
energy development and analyzed the importance of new renewable energy sources, especially in PICs.
The paper has higher policy relevance and it is of great value in the context of sustainable energy
development in PICs.
Keywords Climate change, .
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