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Transition to renewable energy sources and its impact on reducing carbon


emissions and mitigating climate change

 The world is now at a pivotal crossroads, facing the grave challenge


posed by climate change
 The shift towards renewable sources of energy on a global scale
 There is discussion of the ongoing shift to renewable energy sources,
 Substantial effect this transformation has had on reducing carbon
emissions
 Helping to halt the path of climate change.
The Urgency of Transition:

 combustion of fossil fuels, deforestation, and


industrial operations are the principal factors
responsible for climate change
 It is imperative to transition towards renewable
energy sources due to the substantial emission of
carbon dioxide
 Renewable energy is a viable substitute for
traditional energy sources, such as fossil fuels,
due to its sustainable nature and positive
environmental impact.
Implications for the Release of
Greenhouse Gases

 Reducing carbon emissions and shifting to the use of renewable energy


sources
 Solar power and wind power are two examples of renewable energy
sources.
 These technological advancements are vital in the fight against global
warming
Solar and wind power

 significant strides in terms of both their overall


efficiency and their cost-effectiveness
 significant part in the achievement of global
targets to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
 renewable energy stands out as a promising
development among the prevailing challenges.
 By replacing more conventional, carbon-
intensive energy sources
Independence from external
energy sources and
decentralization

 renewable energy sources has several


additional advantages, two of which are
decentralization and energy independence
 to centralized fossil fuel power plants, the
technologies that comprise renewable
energy sources
 to create a power infrastructure that is
more decentralized and hence more secure
Technologies and application:

 Being used for ocean energy technologies


span from the conceptual and pure
research
 A wide variety of technological
alternatives are available for each kind of
ocean energy source
 Most notably offshore oil and gas, have
achieved significant advancements in the
fields of materials, construction,
corrosion, underwater cables
REFERENCES

 Owusu, P.A. and Asumadu-Sarkodie, S., 2016. A review of renewable energy


sources, sustainability issues and climate change mitigation. Cogent Engineering,
3(1), p.1167990.
 Dilanchiev, A., Nuta, F., Khan, I. and Khan, H., 2023. Urbanization, renewable
energy production, and carbon dioxide emission in BSEC member states:
implications for climate change mitigation and energy markets. Environmental
Science and Pollution Research, pp.1-13.
 Khan, Y., Oubaih, H. and Elgourrami, F.Z., 2022. The effect of renewable energy
sources on carbon dioxide emissions: Evaluating the role of governance, and ICT in
Morocco. Renewable Energy, 190, pp.752-763.
 Wang, B., Wang, Q., Wei, Y.M. and Li, Z.P., 2018. Role of renewable energy in
China’s energy security and climate change mitigation: An index decomposition
analysis. Renewable and sustainable energy reviews, 90, pp.187-194.

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