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Speed, scale to help India achieve 500 GW renewable energy target by 2030: PM
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Characteristics of Conventional Energy:
Types of Conventional Energy Sources:
Benefits of Conventional Energy:
Challenges of Conventional Energy:
Environmental Implications:
Conventional energy production has profound environmental implications:
Transition to Cleaner Energy Sources:
In response to environmental concerns, there is a global shift towards cleaner energy sources, including renewable energy like solar, wind, and hydropower. Governments, businesses, and individuals are investing in technologies that reduce carbon emissions and promote sustainability. The goal is to mitigate the environmental impacts associated with conventional energy production while ensuring a reliable and secure energy supply for the future.
In summary, conventional energy, powered by fossil fuels, has long been the backbone of global energy production. It provides reliability and energy security but comes with significant environmental challenges, including climate change and air pollution. As society increasingly prioritizes sustainability and environmental responsibility, there is a growing transition towards cleaner and more sustainable energy sources to address these challenges and shape a greener energy future.
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