How Power Relations Influence The Growth Of The Renewable...

Compare and contrast how power relations influence the growth of the renewable energy industry. Student Name : Student Number : Executive Summary This concise report summarizes the present analysis and important issues and provides better recommendation. In this report I have discussed the short and long term benefits and risks for the renewable energy industry. I have considered public education that allows noise levels and visual amenity to encourage establishment wind farms and other sources of renewable energy. And also a national system of feed-in tariff rates for all forms of renewable and sustainable energy in a policy setting that encourages community power schemes, small and medium businesses, and other†¦show more content†¦Development option 1 The major outlook for this approach is considering increasing public education with proper guidelines that allows noise level and visual amenity to hearten the establishment. The wind farms can be found and other sources of renewable energy like solar thermal and biomass generation, on privately owned land. The report summarized the basis difficulty for the development of solar technologies in base-load power supply. The power can be generated in different places and it’s efficiently distant from the major population centers. Australia’s future renewable energy generation plants are cited in the outback and use solar energy. It’s not strictly a ‘renewable’ energy resource is united heat and power (CHP) technology, which fuel cells should represent an significant part of Australia’s energy future. A very large natural gas resource in Australia is geothermal energy which receives support from the Australian Government’s $500 million. Further people are committed to assist geothermal developers accomplish the high straight exploration costs and drilling. Development option 2 Further it’s considered integrating high-voltage direct-current (HVDC) technology to transmit energy from the renewable energy production sites to cities. It provides the better HVDC system with efficient intercity links to allow for energy exchange as demand varies. The various governments’ initiates the future development of Australia’s