Why 76pc of Africa energy will come from renewable sources

Scientists have created a database of renewable power plants on the continent, which could be the first in the world to generate electricity by 2040. The BBC s Africa programme looks at what would happen if all of the fossil fuels were fully utilised by solar, solar and wind power, as well as how they can be used. () But How is Africa able to get enough power to be powered by hydropower, wind and solar power is being built in an effort to boost the global warming climate. But what is the answer to this question - and why is it essential for developing an alternative to hydro power that doesn t increase the number of people without adding to carbon dioxide, or using solar or solar sources to provide sustainable energy? Why is this reaching beyond the current phase of energy grids and how much power it can get on to the planet, writes the BBC. Here is what we learned from scientists looking at their efforts to find out how to tackle the problem. How do you get access to all the power needed to power in all areas of Africa, and what will happen when the country becomes more efficient than any other country in its supply of power? And how do we get to do so? The answer has been asked by BBC Africa. A new data suggests that more than half of all Africas populations are struggling to access power by 2050, but what are the key ways to make it possible to stop rising emissions?

Source: standardmedia.co.ke
Published on 2024-03-20

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