BE HOPE FOR THE FUTURE.
The repercussions of rising wars and climate change are dire for humanity. We can discuss several effects. Not just nations at war, but any conflict anywhere in the world can have an indirect impact on nations. We will talk about growing energy costs today. Greetings and welcome to this article.
Today, fossil fuels are used more. This is mainly because they provide more energy and are easier to store. Fossil fuels consist of fuels such as oil, coal, and gas. When these fuels burn, they release chemical energy along with other substances.
Rising energy prices in recent years have increased countries' interest in renewable energy. However, renewable energy is more difficult to store and transport than fossil energy.
Adequate solar energy panels and wind turbines are examples. These need to reach a certain capacity. The most important event that comes into play here is the perspective of the states.
The European Union has accelerated its transition to renewable energy. In 2021, 22% of gross energy consumed came from renewable sources. In 2021, 22% of gross energy consumed came from renewable sources, compared to around 60% in Sweden; more than 40% in Denmark, Estonia, Finland and Latvia; and between 10% and 15% in Belgium, Hungary, Ireland, Luxembourg, Malta and the Netherlands.
According to Eurostat data, wind and hydroelectricity accounted for more than two-thirds (36% and 33% respectively) of the total electricity generated from renewable sources in the EU in 2020. The remaining third came from solar energy (14%), solid biofuels (8%) and other renewable sources (8%).
Renewable energy is our most important weapon for our future. We cannot move forward without cleaner and more reliable sources.
