Is the Future Where Renewable Energy Changes the World Just Around the Corner?

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Is the Future Where Renewable Energy Changes the World Just Around the Corner?

In Sarawak, Malaysia, the development of renewable energy is progressing. This is not just a local change but has the potential to impact the entire world. What future awaits us if this movement accelerates?

1. Today’s News

Source:
Macquarie’s Blueleaf Energy, Chemsain Sustainability to explore devt of renewable energy projects in S’wak

Summary:

  • Blueleaf Energy and Chemsain Sustainability are exploring the development of renewable energy in Sarawak.
  • They are considering projects of up to 3GW in large-scale utility land.
  • Both companies have signed a memorandum of understanding to build a cooperative relationship.

2. Considering the Background

The shift to renewable energy is an unavoidable path to build a sustainable future. A society that depends on fossil fuels like coal and oil continues to burden the environment. The focus on renewable energy in regions like Sarawak is driven not only by environmental considerations but also by social pressure to pursue energy sustainability. This movement may also influence the energy options available to you.

3. What Does the Future Hold?

Hypothesis 1 (Neutral): A Future Where Renewable Energy Becomes the Norm

The spread of renewable energy will progress, becoming the standard in many countries. An energy supply that does not rely on fossil fuels will become possible, ensuring a stable energy supply. This could result in reduced environmental impact and lower energy costs. People will begin to accept renewable energy as part of daily life.

Hypothesis 2 (Optimistic): A Future Where Renewable Energy Technologies Advance Significantly

Technological innovation will accelerate, making energy production efficient and low-cost. New technologies will enrich our lives and make them more environmentally friendly. Energy self-sufficiency will become possible, revitalizing local economies and benefiting society as a whole. The realization of a sustainable future will become a reality.

Hypothesis 3 (Pessimistic): A Future Where the Transition to Renewable Energy Fades

If the development of renewable energy does not progress and reliance on fossil fuels continues, environmental issues may worsen. The impacts of climate change could intensify, leading to an increase in natural disasters, resulting in social instability. People may feel anxious about the diminishing prospects of a sustainable future.

4. Tips on What We Can Do

Thinking Tips

  • Review your energy consumption. What options are available?
  • It’s important to be interested in promoting the use of renewable energy in your community.

Small Practical Tips

  • Be conscious of your choice of electricity provider and the reduction of energy consumption.
  • Share information about renewable energy with those around you to raise awareness.

5. What Will You Do?

  • What actions will you take to increase renewable energy options?
  • How will you engage with local energy issues?
  • What choices will you make to lead an environmentally friendly life?

What kind of future did you envision? Please let us know via social media quotes or comments.

Jun Sasaki

Solo entrepreneur running StudyRiver — a future-focused media platform.
Mostly on Youtube & Instagram. Happy to follow back! From Japan.

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