Powering Tomorrow: Renewable Energy

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make a presentation about renewable energy

Explore renewable energy sources like solar, wind, and hydro. Review global stats, key milestones, and why embracing renewables is essential for a sustainable future. (128 characters)

December 28, 20258 slides
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Slide 1 - Renewable Energy

This title slide is titled "Renewable Energy." Its subtitle invites viewers to discover the types, benefits, and future of clean energy sources.

Renewable Energy

Discover the types, benefits, and future of clean energy sources.

Source: Powering a Sustainable Future

Speaker Notes
Introduction to renewable energy presentation covering types, benefits, and future.
Slide 1 - Renewable Energy
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Slide 2 - Presentation Agenda

The presentation agenda outlines five key topics on renewable energy: an introduction to what it is, types of renewables, benefits and challenges, global statistics with policy examples, and a future outlook with conclusion. This structure provides a clear roadmap for the discussion.

Presentation Agenda

  1. What is Renewable Energy?
  2. Types of Renewables
  3. Benefits & Challenges
  4. Global Statistics & Policy Examples
  5. Future Outlook & Conclusion

Source: Renewable Energy Presentation

Speaker Notes
Overview of the presentation structure on renewable energy.
Slide 2 - Presentation Agenda
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Slide 3 - What is Renewable Energy?

Renewable energy is derived from naturally replenishing sources such as solar, wind, hydro, geothermal, and biomass. It reduces reliance on fossil fuels and plays a key role in combating climate change.

What is Renewable Energy?

  • Energy from naturally replenishing sources
  • Includes solar, wind, hydro, geothermal, biomass
  • Reduces reliance on fossil fuels
  • Key to combating climate change

Source: Generated for renewable energy presentation

Slide 3 - What is Renewable Energy?
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Slide 4 - Types of Renewable Energy

This section header slide, titled "Types of Renewable Energy" (section 03), introduces the topic. It features the subtitle "Overview of Major Renewable Energy Sources," signaling an upcoming discussion on key renewable options.

Types of Renewable Energy

03

Types of Renewable Energy

Overview of Major Renewable Energy Sources

Source: Renewable Energy Presentation

Speaker Notes
Introduce the major types of renewable energy sources in this section.
Slide 4 - Types of Renewable Energy
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Slide 5 - Renewable Energy Sources

The slide "Renewable Energy Sources" presents a feature grid of five key renewables: Solar Power (☀️ converting sunlight to electricity), Wind Energy (💨 turbines for onshore/offshore generation), Hydropower (💧 dams and flowing water), Geothermal Energy (🌋 Earth's heat for baseload power), and Biomass Energy (🌿 organic waste for heat and electricity). Each feature includes an icon, heading, and concise description of its sustainable electricity production method.

Renewable Energy Sources

Speaker Notes
Overview of key renewable energy sources, highlighting their mechanisms and benefits in the transition to sustainable power.
Slide 5 - Renewable Energy Sources
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Slide 6 - Global Renewable Stats

In 2023, renewables accounted for 29% of global electricity, with cumulative solar capacity at 1.6 TW and wind at 1 TW. Global investments in renewables reached $1.1T that year.

Global Renewable Stats

  • 29%: Renewable Electricity Share
  • Of global electricity in 2023

  • 1.6 TW: Solar Capacity Installed
  • Cumulative global solar capacity

  • 1 TW: Wind Capacity Installed
  • Cumulative global wind capacity

  • $1.1T: Renewable Investments

Global investments in 2023 Source: 2023 Data

Slide 6 - Global Renewable Stats
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Slide 7 - Renewable Energy Milestones

Germany's renewable energy journey began with the 1991 Electricity Feed-in Act and accelerated through the 2000 EEG feed-in tariffs, spurring wind, solar, and biomass growth, with solar PV exploding by 2010. The shift to 2014 EEG auctions enhanced efficiency, culminating in 2023 when renewables surpassed coal in EU electricity generation for the first time.

Renewable Energy Milestones

1991: Germany's Electricity Feed-in Act Pioneering law mandates utilities to buy renewable electricity at fixed prices, spurring early wind and solar development. 2000: Renewable Energy Sources Act (EEG) Establishes guaranteed feed-in tariffs, accelerating investment in wind, solar, and biomass across Germany. 2010: Rapid Solar PV Growth Begins Solar installations explode due to favorable EEG tariffs, making Germany a global solar leader. 2014: EEG Auctions Introduced Competitive bidding system for renewables replaces feed-in tariffs, promoting cost efficiency and expansion. 2023: Renewables Surpass Coal in EU Renewable sources generate more electricity than coal across the European Union for the first time.

Source: EU & Germany Renewable Energy History

Speaker Notes
Highlight key milestones in renewable energy adoption, focusing on Germany's leadership and EU progress for the renewable energy presentation.
Slide 7 - Renewable Energy Milestones
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Slide 8 - Conclusion: Embrace Renewables

The slide's closing message urges powering the future with renewables today. It includes a call-to-action to join the renewable revolution for a net-zero world, ending with "Thank you."

Conclusion: Embrace Renewables

**Closing Message: Power the future with renewables today!

Call-to-Action: Join the renewable revolution for a net-zero world now.

Thank you.**

Speaker Notes
• Transition accelerates with policy & tech • Germany's EEG: Model for feed-in tariffs • Act now for net-zero future! Thank you.
Slide 8 - Conclusion: Embrace Renewables
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