The World Could Be Powered Purely by Renewable Energy by 2050

Envision a world warmed, lit up, and cooled altogether naturally’s own assets: wind, water, and the sun.

As per 91 authors from 13 autonomous gatherings who composed apeer-reviewed research papers, this future is conceivable, and it’s conceivable as right on time as 2050. The papers have been consolidated as one by Stanford College in California.

Thirty years until complete sustainable power source

The world’s huge interest for power and force could be met totally on account of the World’s relentless maintainable vitality trio: wind, water, and sunlight based. Envision a world warmed, lit up, and cooled altogether naturally’s own assets: wind, water, and the sun.

As per 91 authors from 13 autonomous gatherings who composed a consolidated 47 companion audited look into papers, this future is conceivable, and it’s conceivable as ahead of schedule as 2050. The papers have been consolidated as one by Stanford College in California.

Thirty years until complete sustainable power source

The world’s gigantic interest for power and force could be met completely because of the World’s strong feasible vitality trio: wind, water, and sun based.

Virtually all the world’ electricity to run transport and to heat and cool homes and offices, as well as for industry, could be met by renewable energy by 2050.

This is the consensus of 47 peer-reviewed research papers brought together by Stanford U. https://t.co/3X5Gj4MM0r

— Serge de Gheldere (@sergedg) February 20, 2020

The 47 research papers that helped reach this conclusion had their own methods to prove this. Some looked at the world at large, adding together the potential for each technology to see whether or not broad regions or individual countries would have enough to survive on renewables alone.

Others focused on more specific locations, such as small island states, sub-Saharan Africa, and individual countries such as Germany. They then looked at which barriers in each area had to be overcome in order to use only renewable energy.

Ultimately, all papers reached the same conclusion: if the political will to achieve 100% renewable energy use was strong enough, the world could run entirely on renewables in just thirty years.

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— Nestlé (@Nestle) February 16, 2020

By grouping the countries of the world into 24 regions that cooperate on grid stability and storage solutions, supply could match demand by 2050-2052, relying 100% on renewable energy. Furthermore, overall energy usage would drop by 57.1%, costs would also decrease by a similar percentage, and to top it all off, around 28 million more long-term jobs could be created.

It seems like a no-brainer, however, it’s never easy when it comes to politics, and that’s the biggest hurdle to overcome in this instance.