Conventional energy sources such as coal, oil, gas, and nuclear power dominate the current energy market despite their finite nature and significant environmental impact. Burning fossil fuels deposited millions of years ago remains a common practice, but these reserves are expected to last only between 50 and 120 years based on current consumption rates.
While conventional energy sources
like coal, oil, gas, and nuclear
power are limited, they continue to
account for the majority of the
energy market.
Renewable sources
Effects of Energy Industry
Establishment on Urbanization
Effects of the Population on Energy
Risk
https://www.mdpi.com/2079-9276/8/3/149
Effects of Energy Industry
Establishment on Population.
traditional ways of energy source
Petrollum and coal
Gas
wood
Altenative energy generation
Objective
These sources do not require
“mining” and are freely available.
Overview
The fast pace of innovation in
distributed generation
technologies,
the need for increasingly
empowered consumers and
communities
There are a number of factors
pointing to fundamental change
for sustainable energy through a
decentralised approach:
Based on their existing and
forecast consumption, fossil fuel
reserves are predicted to last
between 50 and 120 years. As its
name implies, renewable energy is
inexhaustible and, in at least one
form, is accessible wherever in the
world.
Burning fossil fuels that were
deposited millions of years ago is a
common practice in traditional
energy generation, which takes the
form of coal, oil, and natural gas.