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Renewable Energy White Paper

Renewable energy is defined as ”energy that is produced by natural resources, such as sunlight, wind, rain, waves, tides and geothermal heat, that are naturally replenished within a timespan of a few years”.

This white paper focuses on three central sub-themes that lay the foundation of successful expansion of renewable energy:

  • Renewable Technologies
  • Energy Storage
  • Energy Distribution

Renewable Energy White Paper.pdf

Date: 01/01/23
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