The document discusses the benefits of renewable energy and argues it is the future of global energy. It notes that global energy demand is projected to increase 33% by 2035 and renewable energy investment has risen rapidly to $260 billion last year. Several types of renewable energy are examined, including wind which provides almost 20% of Denmark's electricity, solar which has technical potential hundreds of times global usage, hydro with technical potential 400% of current production, and biomass which could produce up to 4 times global electricity needs by 2050. The document concludes renewable energy grows economies, empowers communities, and provides a path to greater prosperity for all.

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“Renewable Energy is
the Future”

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Energy Powers Opportunity
• It Grows Economies. It Light Up Homes,
Schools and Hospitals.
• It Empowers women and Local
Communities.
• And It Paves a Path out of greater properity
for All.

3. Global Energy Demand
• Global Energy Demand will grow upto 33%
from 2010 to 2035.
• Global Energy- related carbon dioxide
emissions could rise 20% by 2035.

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Renewable Energy
• Renewable Energy investment has been
rising rapidly around the world - to $260
billion last year - and created.
Renewable energy is generally defined
asenergy that comes from resources which
are naturally replenished on a human
timescale such as sunlight, wind, rain, tides,
waves and geothermal heat.

5. Wind Energy
• Almost 20% of Denmark's Electricity is
produce from Wind Power.
• Wind Technology could provide 9% of
global electricity by 2030.

6. Solar Power
• Solar Energy's technical potential is
hundreads if times greater than the world's
total Electricity use.
• Global PV capacity has been increasing at
an average annual growth rate of more
than 40% since 2000.

7. Hydro Power
• Technical Potential for Hydropower is
400% current production.
• Brazil's hydroelectricity dams produce
83% of the country's electricity.

8. BioEnergy
• The EU's gross electricity production from
biomass increased by more than 10%
between 2008 and 2009.
• Sustainably grown biomass could produce
up to 4X the global electricity needed by
2050.

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