Renewable energy refers to energy that is derived from naturally occurring, replenishable resources, which are not depleted when harvested or consumed. These sources of energy are considered environmentally friendly because they produce minimal greenhouse gas emissions, reducing their impact on climate change. Renewable energy technologies have become increasingly important in the transition toward more sustainable and less carbon-intensive energy systems.
Types:
Solar Energy
Wind Energy
Hydropower
Geothermal Energy
Biomass Energy
Ocean and Tidal Energy
Hydrogen Fuel Cells
Key aspects of renewable energy:
Sustainability
Reduced Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Energy Security
Economic Benefits
Technological Advancements
Energy Storage
Policy and Incentives
Challenges
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