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Can the World Really Run 0n 100 Percent Renewable Energy?
27 Aug 2022 | Abstracted from Fast Company
"In the past five years or so, as the world faces the escalating toll of climate change, the concept of 100 percent renewable energy gotten a much more serious look from scientists, policy analysts, and governments.
"The electricity sector is the easiest part of the economy for which to make a transition to renewable sources...some utilities used to say that even 10 percent renewable energy wasn't workable..."
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