Renewable Electricity Supply to be Cheaper by 2030
APRIL 10, 2012 BY 18 COMMENTS
Macro-Economic Benefits
An increasing number of countries have formulated policies to introduce renewable energy sources into their electricity supply in order to combat global warming or to decrease their dependency on imported fossil fuels. A positive side effect of this development has been the macro-economic benefits gained by each society that starts this transition to a solar- and wind-powered economy. Green jobs and regional value creation, better air quality and health benefits, and many more positive results can be observed all over the world.
Source: Clean Technica (http://s.tt/1961e)
No comments:
Post a Comment