The Future of Energy | Facts.

Renewable energy resources make up 26% of the world’s electricity today, but according to the IEA its share is expected to reach 30% by 2024.
The resurgence follows a global slowdown in 2019 and 2020, due to falling technology costs, rising environmental concerns and a global pandemic.
The report predicts that by 2024, the world’s solar capacity will grow by 600 gigawatts (GW), almost double the installed total electricity capacity of Japan.
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Why is the content suddenly different from reactions?

[@Gablerino]

I also would like to know.

[@StupidAThandle]

@@Gablerino it got bought by rumble that hires people to work for them but they hired a shitty person to make videos

[@joedoe5231]

Here is some irony. A factory that produces windmills is NOT powered by windmill power!

[@sirdavidr6064]

Future is nuclear.

[@bozarkzygarde484]

Just give up already

[@briangarrow448]

I helped build the energy infrastructure here in the United States as a power plant boilermaker. I’ve worked on jobs including coal, hydro, biomass, nuclear and natural gas facilities. From Pruhdoe Bay Alaska to Palo Verde, Arizona and many other places.
The world is going to change. The technology that I started working in is now past maturity and needs to be phased out. Our lives and our children’s lives are going to depend upon it.

[@thebarkingmouse]

The fact is that solar power and wind will never provide the power that we demand... the fact is that if you're going to end our dependence on fossil fuels it's going to require nuclear
plants.
Fortunately we have technology for nuclear power plants that Fail Safe and operate at normal atmospheric pressure so therefore holes punched in the side of it is simply shuts down. We've had this technology since the early 60s camera and we're and one of these reactors at Oakridge for over 4 years without incident.
We didn't pursue the technology at the time, because the actinides produced by these reactors or not appropriate for making nuclear weapons
Watch LFTRs in 5 minutes for your introduction to the technology camera and then start getting handed if your real environmental is to actually cares about doing something effective about ending our dependence on fossil fuels and maybe actually effectively doing something about global climate change.
Or you can keep doing nothing effective karma while you whine about climate change.