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    The next major renewable energy in Canada is wind-generated power, which has garnered significant attention since the 21st century, resulting from emerging wind-farming capabilities used to produce electrical energy. The development of wind-generated electricity is becoming increasingly promising as costs of production decline practically every year. Over the last ten years, Canada’s wind power has grown thirty fold; “over 3750 wind turbines generate electricity in 170 wind farms across the country” and are expected to increase (Energy and Mines Ministers’ Conference, 2013). If wind energy continues to expand, experts say it can satisfy 20 percent of Canada’s electricity demand by 2025 (CanWEA, 2012) Offshore and coastal regions have a large wind potential capacity, but turbines remain limited to areas in the vicinity of existing electrical grids. Moreover, wind energy requires constant…

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    Renewable energies are renewable, hence the name, while non-renewable energies are not which allows renewable energy to continue providing energy long after non-renewable sources have ceased to exist as a viable source of energy. Non-renewable energy exists on Earth in limited quantities and as they are consumed the stores are depleted until eventually they will disappear from existence. Renewable sources like solar energy will be in existence as long or longer than humans, which means that…

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    The need for renewable energy is becoming a high priority as the population and resources used continue to rise. With the amount of pollution output by Americans, we must find renewable sources that don’t harm our planet. The need for gas and oil has become a problem in today’s society as it is constantly being burned, and creates harmful fumes in our ozone. A promising energy source would be wind power, because it is an infinite source of energy as our planet naturally produces wind. Although…

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    the power is out and there are no more electrical devices available? It only takes a power outage to make people realize how much they depend on electricity. Currently, electricity is mainly produced by burning fossil fuels like petroleum. However, it has been widely debated whether fossil fuels were the best way to produce energy for consumers. It is arguable that alternative energy sources such as wind energy can produce better energy. Although burning petroleum is the main technique to…

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    called renewable energy. Renewable energy can give us the ability to sustain our energy needs without burning up all of earth 's non renewable resources. “Why should we focus on renewable energy”, they might ask. The answer is renewable energy is the one idea we have to focus…

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    supporters of regulation of renewable energy mention when addressing the topic of allowing companies a more comfortable transition is that when companies are given a more passive option to change, they will tend to avoid any loss of revenue, which changing to renewable energy initially requires. An example of a developing renewable energy market that has been in the developing state for a very long time is the renewable energy market in the United States. The United States has been growing its…

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    In today’s world our growing need for energy has created more demand for more resources. The population and technology influences the need for energy. This energy is not just in our lights and heat but in our transportation needs as well as other life systems. Currently coal, gas, and oils power most of our needs while renewable energy is following behind and being used in some portions. The need to bring renewable energies into focus is one in which our business and communities can do.…

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    Importance of Using Renewable Energy: As a quantitative research, importance of using renewable energy and its effects both in globally and economically has been investigated and researched by using plenty of articles and got few important results. 2.1. What is Renewable Energy and What is the Importance of Using it? Renewable energy is the energy that is produced from common procedures that are constantly refilled. This type of energies are created by using sunlight, geothermal heat, tides,…

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    Renewable energy is naturally replenished and a reliable source to alleviate carbon levels on the world scale. Sustainable energy increases the option for hydro, wind and solar projects that are becoming more dominant in developed and developing countries. Countries have their own role is assisting their self-energy needs, but simultaneously needs to contribute to reduce greenhouse gas and carbon emissions globally. China has one of the largest economies in the world, they burn the most…

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    A Giraffe, but with, like, Really, Really, Buff Arms Humans are a species characterized by seemingly endless consumption and waste. Perhaps the most consequential characteristic of this is the continual use of dwindling energy sources that aversely affect humanity and all living creatures on a global scale in spite of the fact that there are a copious amount of cleaner and renewable energy sources out there who’s only byproduct is a better Earth; as such, it is becoming poignantly clear that…

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