Energy Procedia · 2015 · 290 citations · 9 references
AgricultureEnvironmental PolicySustainable Resource ManagementEnergy PolicyRenewable Energy SystemsSustainable DevelopmentEnergy ConservationEnergy SecurityEnergy SustainabilityRenewable EnergyRenewable Energy TechnologySustainable Energy SystemsNatural GasRenewable Energy DevelopmentSustainable Energy Transitions
A majority of the communities around the world rely heavily on oil, natural gas and coal for their energy needs. These fuels draw on lots of resources that will eventually diminish, which in turn makes them too expensive or too environmentally damaging to recover. This review article discusses the advantages and disadvantages of renewable energies; therefore based on the benefits of these energy resources, the use of renewable energies, instead of, fossil fuels will be a good solution for the control of the environmental, social and economical problems of our communities.
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