"Electricity generation" refers to the process of creating electrical energy from other sources, such as fossil fuels, wind, solar, or hydropower.
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The agency predicts that this share will increase to 28 percent by the year 2021, making renewables the fastest - growing source
of electricity generation in the world.
This is to correct for the slowing down of the earth's rotation due to the extraordinary use of tidal power for
electricity generation in the early twenty first century.
Even though renewable power output will expand rapidly, its share of
total electricity generation around the world will reach just 26 per cent in 2020.
This would still require a major investment in
new electricity generation from renewable resources, particularly wind power because it is a well - established and relatively cheap technology.
For example, a build rate of 61 new reactors per year could entirely replace current fossil fuel
electricity generation by 2050.
Although coal still accounts for a majority of the state's
electricity generation mix, the share is down from almost 86 percent in 2006.
That an energy technology suitable for small -
scale electricity generation in space probes can easily be scaled up to power the national grid?
Coal, nuclear, and many natural gas plants depend on having sufficient water for cooling, which means that severe droughts and heat waves can put
electricity generation at risk.
More specifically, the 73 - page bill will remove the requirements of consumers to pay for the extra costs included in providing
clean electricity generation.
Wind farms are designed to last 25 years or longer and modern turbines require relatively little maintenance compared to other forms of
electricity generation such as nuclear power.
A relatively low - cost solution would be to simply require railroad companies to cover train cars carrying coal and
electricity generation companies to cover coal piles.
Bringing electricity to everyone by 2030 would
require electricity generation in 2030 to be only 3 % higher than generation in our Reference Scenario.
Chances are much higher for countries to agree to cooperate on a menu of climate - friendly initiatives, say, within particular sectors
like electricity generation or manufacturing aluminum.
The share of renewables in
electricity generation rose from 3 % in 1991 to around 25 % in 2004, with estimates for 2005 showing a slight increase over the previous year.
For countries still considering
future electricity generation needs, rapidly deployed renewables increasingly offer the best option in terms of cost.
The nation's
electricity generation fleet is already very clean and getting cleaner — as shown by the nearly 70 - percent reduction in criteria pollutants since 1970.
Models compare a Reference Scenario that assumes current adoption remains at a constant percent of
current electricity generation, with high adoption scenarios assuming a reasonably vigorous global adoption path.
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