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The paper discusses the critical role of renewable energy in sustainable development, highlighting its benefits in reducing carbon footprints and the challenges faced in its adoption. It presents data showing that renewable energy accounted for 29% of global electricity generation by 2024 and emphasizes the importance of effective policies and international collaboration for a successful transition to a low-carbon economy. The study concludes that ongoing research and public participation are vital for advancing renewable energy initiatives.

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The paper discusses the critical role of renewable energy in sustainable development, highlighting its benefits in reducing carbon footprints and the challenges faced in its adoption. It presents data showing that renewable energy accounted for 29% of global electricity generation by 2024 and emphasizes the importance of effective policies and international collaboration for a successful transition to a low-carbon economy. The study concludes that ongoing research and public participation are vital for advancing renewable energy initiatives.

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Title: The Role of Renewable Energy in Sustainable Development


Author: Harsh

Abstract

This paper examines the significance of renewable energy sources in driving sustainable
development. It reviews various forms of renewable energy, their benefits in reducing
carbon footprints, and challenges in adoption. Case studies highlight successful
implementations and policy frameworks promoting renewables worldwide.

Introduction

Renewable energy plays a pivotal role in combating climate change and supporting
sustainable economic growth. As fossil fuel reserves dwindle and environmental concerns
increase, transitioning to clean energy sources such as solar, wind, and hydroelectric
power is imperative. This study investigates the benefits and barriers to renewable energy
deployment.

Methods

Information was compiled through analysis of international energy reports, UN sustainable


development goals, and recent environmental research papers. Data on energy
production, consumption patterns, and emissions were reviewed. Comparative studies of
renewable energy policies across countries were also included.

Results

• Renewable energy contributed about 29% of global electricity generation by 2024.

• Countries investing in renewables report reductions in greenhouse gas emissions


and improved air quality.

• Challenges include high initial infrastructure costs, intermittency issues, and the
need for advanced grid technologies.
• Public awareness and government incentives significantly affect renewable energy
adoption rates.

Discussion

Renewables offer a path to sustainable energy security but require coordinated efforts in
technology advancement, financing, and policy making. Innovation in energy storage and
smart grids can mitigate intermittency problems. Sustainable development depends on
integrating renewables with energy efficiency and conservation measures.

Conclusion

Renewable energy is essential for achieving sustainable development and addressing


environmental challenges. Effective policies and international collaboration can accelerate
the transition to a low-carbon economy. Ongoing research, public participation, and
investments will support this global energy shift.

References

• iResearchNet: Environmental Issues and Renewable Energy

• GradCoach: Environmental Science Research Topics

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