The slide is a title slide titled "Renewable Energy: Powering a Sustainable Future." Its subtitle invites viewers to discover renewable energy sources, benefits, and the path to a greener planet.

Renewable Energy: Powering a Sustainable Future

Discover sources, benefits, and path to a greener planet.

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This agenda slide outlines a presentation on renewable energy, starting with its definition and main sources. It covers advantages and challenges, global statistics, Germany's EEG policy, future outlook, and ends with a call to action.

Presentation Agenda

1. What is Renewable Energy?
2. Main Sources of Renewable Energy
3. Advantages & Challenges
4. Global Statistics on Renewables
5. Germany's EEG Policy
6. Future Outlook for Renewables
7. Call to Action

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Renewable energy consists of naturally replenishing sources such as solar, wind, hydro, geothermal, and biomass. It reduces dependence on fossil fuels and is essential for combating climate change.

What is Renewable Energy?

• Naturally replenishing energy sources
• Includes solar, wind, hydro, geothermal, biomass
• Reduces dependence on fossil fuels
• Essential for combating climate change

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This section header slide, titled "Main Renewable Sources" (Section 03), introduces the primary renewable energy technologies. It provides an overview of these key sources.

Main Renewable Sources

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Main Renewable Sources

Overview of Primary Renewable Energy Technologies

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The slide "Key Renewable Sources" presents a grid of five major renewable energy sources: Solar Power (☀️ panels converting sunlight to electricity), Wind Energy (💨 turbines harnessing wind), Hydro Power (💧 from moving water), Geothermal Energy (🌋 tapping Earth's heat), and Biomass Energy (🌿 from organic materials). Each feature includes an icon, heading, and concise description of its technology and benefits.

Key Renewable Sources

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In 2023, renewables accounted for 29% of global electricity, with over 1,000 GW of solar capacity and 900 GW of wind capacity installed worldwide. Solar costs have dropped 89% since 2010.

Global Renewable Stats

• 29%: Renewable Electricity Share

Of global electricity in 2023

• 1,000+ GW: Worldwide Solar Capacity

Installed solar power globally

• 900 GW: Installed Wind Capacity

Global wind power installations

• 89%: Solar Cost Reduction

Drop since 2010 Source: 2023 Data

The slide outlines the evolution of Germany's renewable energy policies, starting with the 1991 Electricity Feed-in Act that mandated utilities to buy renewable electricity at preferential rates. It progresses through the 2000 EEG introduction with feed-in tariffs, a 2003 solar PV boost, and reforms from 2014-2017 shifting fully to an auction-based system for efficient subsidy allocation.

Evolution of Renewables (incl. Germany EEG)

1991: Electricity Feed-in Act Introduced First German law mandating utilities to purchase renewable electricity at preferential rates. 2000: Renewable Energy Sources Act (EEG) Replaced prior act with feed-in tariffs, boosting renewables significantly across Germany. 2003: PV Interim Act Enacted Temporary boost for solar PV installations with higher feed-in tariffs. 2014: Transition to Auction System Begins EEG reforms introduce competitive auctions to determine renewable energy support levels. 2017: EEG Fully Auction-Based Implemented Complete shift to auctions for efficient allocation of renewable capacity subsidies.

Source: Historical milestones in German renewable energy policy

The slide's title, "Join the Renewable Revolution," urges viewers to embrace renewables today through its closing message. It includes a call-to-action to support policies, adopt solar and wind energy, and advocate for green energy now.

Join the Renewable Revolution

**Closing Message: Embrace Renewables Today!

Call-to-Action: Support policies, adopt solar/wind, and advocate for green energy now! 🌍**

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