Definition & Key Sources

• Renewable Energy refers to power derived from sources replenished on a human timescale, such as solar, wind, hydro, geothermal, and biomass.
• These resources are largely free of the volatility seen in fossil fuel markets, contributing to energy security and price stability.

2. Benefits

• Environmental Impact: Renewable technologies produce negligible greenhouse gas emissions, reducing the carbon footprint and helping fight climate change.
• Economic Growth: Investments in renewables can create local jobs in installation, maintenance, manufacturing, and research.
• Long-Term Savings: While initial capital costs can be higher, long-term operational costs are typically lower due to free fuel sources (sun, wind, water).

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