What is the biggest problem facing renewable energy?

Unfortunately, there are a number of serious problems to choose from. I will list them below, starting with the most serious one. 1. The percentage of the time that the renewable resources produce their “nameplate” capacity is really low. read more

The fossils and nuclear industries. They have funded massive pr and misinformation campaigns, bought politicians, funded fake pr websites, biased research, trolls and talking heads to convince people that renewable has technical problems. All to no avail. read more

Renewable energy is used to generate hydrogen, which is used to power 10 public buses around the city. This could also solve another of the pressing problems facing many countries with colder climates – how to stay warm. “One of the big challenges that countries like the UK has is how do you make heating more sustainable,” adds Watson. read more

Additional challenges facing renewable energy Aside from the massive challenges with the highly diffuse nature of incoming sunlight caused by the second law of thermodynamics (previous page), renewable energy faces a number of additional challenges, any one of which could derail the entire process on its own. read more