The Energy Charter Treaty supports investment in renewables
February 27, 2021
06:44
The oft maligned Energy Charter Treaty is not the obstacle
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The term “renewable” refers to forms of energy resulting from natural renewable processes.
Thus, the power of sunlight, wind, flowing water, biological processes, and geothermal heat can be captured by humans using different processes.
Non-renewable sources include nuclear as well the power generated by burning fossil fuels, such as oil, coal and natural gas.
Wind power is clean and renewable, but it is intermittent, having variations during the day and the season, and even from year to year. Although, it has been estimated that wind power can support the total consumption of mankind.
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