Top Forms of
Renewable Energy in
2017
Mark Cuthbertson
Wind Power
Wind now stands as one of the biggest forms of energy in the global
power market, with nearly 59 more gigawatts expected for
commission in 2017. Best of all, the price of wind power is only
continuing to drop, giving it a strong outlook through the rest of the
year and beyond.
Source: Bloomberg
Electric Vehicles
Electric vehicles — or “smart cars,” as they are sometimes called — have been
popping up more and more on highways lately. This trend comes as no surprise,
as the vehicles are quickly approaching the 1 million units mark in overall sales.
As electric vehicles continue their run for dominance, our dependence on oil will
drop, allowing us to conserve energy while cutting down on harmful exhaust
emissions.
Source: Bloomberg
Renewable Fuel
Several major airline companies, including United and jetBlue, have started to
integrate renewable fuel into their daily operations. These implementations stand
as one part of a plan to invest in new more sustainable aviation technology. As
these companies continue to set a great example in terms of their environmental
foresight, expect to see more airlines joining in what could become a helpful
national initiative
Source: RenewableEnergyWorld
Solar Energy
Solar panels are suddenly appearing in more and more places — from
major businesses to small suburban homes. This observation is a
microcosm of solar power’s potential in 2017. Solar power jumped nearly
50 percent in growth in 2016 alone, poising itself for a continued
ascension during 2017.
Biomass
Advances in technology have given way to the rise of biomass energy. This form
of energy refers to organic material collected from plants and animals. Biomass
practices have major savings potential, and those in the biomass industry
continue push towards more encouragement for its implementation in 2017.
Source: RenewableEnergyWorld

Top forms of renewable energy

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    Top Forms of RenewableEnergy in 2017 Mark Cuthbertson
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    Wind Power Wind nowstands as one of the biggest forms of energy in the global power market, with nearly 59 more gigawatts expected for commission in 2017. Best of all, the price of wind power is only continuing to drop, giving it a strong outlook through the rest of the year and beyond. Source: Bloomberg
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    Electric Vehicles Electric vehicles— or “smart cars,” as they are sometimes called — have been popping up more and more on highways lately. This trend comes as no surprise, as the vehicles are quickly approaching the 1 million units mark in overall sales. As electric vehicles continue their run for dominance, our dependence on oil will drop, allowing us to conserve energy while cutting down on harmful exhaust emissions. Source: Bloomberg
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    Renewable Fuel Several majorairline companies, including United and jetBlue, have started to integrate renewable fuel into their daily operations. These implementations stand as one part of a plan to invest in new more sustainable aviation technology. As these companies continue to set a great example in terms of their environmental foresight, expect to see more airlines joining in what could become a helpful national initiative Source: RenewableEnergyWorld
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    Solar Energy Solar panelsare suddenly appearing in more and more places — from major businesses to small suburban homes. This observation is a microcosm of solar power’s potential in 2017. Solar power jumped nearly 50 percent in growth in 2016 alone, poising itself for a continued ascension during 2017.
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    Biomass Advances in technologyhave given way to the rise of biomass energy. This form of energy refers to organic material collected from plants and animals. Biomass practices have major savings potential, and those in the biomass industry continue push towards more encouragement for its implementation in 2017. Source: RenewableEnergyWorld