Future of Clean Energy

Introduction to Clean Energy

Clean energy is defined as energy that is produced from sustainable, emission-free sources and energy that is conserved through energy-saving practices. While green energy is energy generated from natural sources, this form of energy is obtained from sources that do release air pollutants. Even though these two energy kinds are frequently referred to as being the same, there is a slight distinction between them. The power produced from resources that are continuously renewed is known as renewable energy. Unlike fossil fuels and gas, these renewable energy sources, which include wind and solar energy, will not deplete.

Although most green energy sources are renewable, not all green energy comes from renewable sources. For instance, hydropower is a renewable resource, yet arguable, it is not environmentally friendly due to the industrialization and deforestation associated with the construction of hydro dams. Green energy and renewable energy, like solar and wind energy, combine to provide the ideal clean energy combination.

Why is Clean Energy Important?

The environmental advantages of clean energy as part of a future global energy system are its most significant feature. Clean, renewable resources not only protect the planet's natural resources but also lessen the likelihood of environmental catastrophes like fuel spills or the issues brought on by natural gas leaks. It is feasible to generate dependable power supplies to improve energy security, ensuring there is enough to meet our demands, through different power plants using different energy sources and fuel diversification.

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Clean Energy – Advantages

There are numerous types of Clean Energy, they all have the following in common.

1. Environmentally Friendly: Clean energy sources do not release any greenhouse gases or other airborne pollutants.
2. Unlimited: The Clean Energies can be used indefinitely and without limitations, since they are derived from non-exhaustible or quickly replenishing natural resources.
3. Safe: Since the Clean Energies are easy to disassemble and do not pose additional risks like nuclear energy there are no waste management concerns when a plant has reached the end of its useful life.
4. Promote Energy Independence: When a plant reaches the end of its useful life, there are no waste management issues to be concerned about since the Clean Energies do not present additional threats like nuclear energy and can be easily disassembled.
5. Create Jobs and Lift the Local Economy: The majority of renewable energy installations require a lot of manual labor during construction, upkeep, and operation, which boosts employment and the national economy.

Clean Energy – The Future

The future of clean energy appears promising with more renewable energy capacity added globally recently than all new fossil fuel and nuclear capacity altogether. Over one-third of the installed electricity capacity worldwide comes from renewable sources at this time. U.K. is a prime illustration of this. In June 2020, the first ever two months entirely powered by renewable energy were observed. The need for energy is rising as the world's population expands, and renewable energy sources are the key to supplying sustainable energy solutions and preventing climate change at the same time.

The adoption of clean energy is not simply taking place at the national level since local governments are also developing laws to promote the usage of renewable energy sources. Over 100 cities across the world now use at least 70% renewable energy. In the US, 29 states have set renewable energy portfolios to mandate that a specific percentage of energy consumption should originate from renewable sources. Corporations are also contributing by buying record amounts of renewable energy as more cities try to become 100% renewable.

With fossil fuels being a limited resource, it is obvious that renewable energy sources will be more prevalent in the future and will probably be less expensive as a result.

Conclusion

As the use of fossil fuels continues to decline, clean energy appears to be the solution to humanity's global power needs. The cost of developing and installing these new power solutions will decrease as the movement toward clean, green, and renewable energy advances. As more towns, states, and countries commit to a green power agenda, more people will come to understand the sociological, environmental, and economic benefits of clean energy.

Some of the prominent players in the Clean Energy Market include:

• General Electric (GE)
• Électricité de France
• ABB Ltd.
• Enel Spa (Enel)
• Acciona
• Xcel Energy Inc. (Xcel Energy)
• The Tata Power Company Limited (Tata Power)
• Innergex
• National Grid Renewables
• Invenergy

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