Will renewables stop the climate crisis? | DW Documentary

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This is like the Swiss talking about the problems of chocolate making without a single word on cocoa production.

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00:10 Renewable energy advancements in China and Denmark 03:23 Renewable energy is crucial for a sustainable future. 08:31 Offshore wind holds potential equivalent to over 200 nuclear power plants. 11:38 Transitioning to renewable energy is crucial for rebuilding industrial structures 18:12 Renewable energy initiatives are leading to economic growth and job creation. 21:10 Particle accelerator aids in advanced materials research 26:48 Singapore's role in advancing renewable technologies. 29:52 Solar energy has seen a significant growth, but more research and new materials are still needed. 35:09 Speed is crucial for achieving a greener future 37:58 Renewable energy from space is being researched. You Can't Judge A Video By Its Cover. you can by its first few chapters and certainly by its last.

First Rule of Renewable Energy: Do not need as much energy... It's almost always ignored.

1) shallow Geothermal (aka. heat pumps) for heating/cooling which reduces electricity demand by ~70% 2) increase wind/solar/geothermal/hydro installation 3) create walkable/bikeable cities (ebikes are most energy efficient method of transportation, including walking) 4) install enough mass-transit (trains, busses), to eliminate the need for the personal automobile

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The entire country of Portugal ran solely on renewable energy for six days in a row. Portugal produced 1102 GWh of renewable energy from wind, hydropower and sun, surpassing its demand of 840 GWh, which allowed it to even export electricity to Spain. It’s a record. About 60% of Portugal’s energy comes from renewable sources today and is expected to run 100% on renewables before 2045.

Let's hope so!

Lots of appreciation for DW to provide such a great insight of energy transition. Such a hard work in research about these energy projects that might take thousands of minutes, but we get know about in just 17 minutes. Keep doing efforts in making us realize how energy transition is important and how's it possible practically.

A small comment about the recycling of the windmill blades. The company Vestas came out with news in february that they can now recycle the blades back to virgin materials, through a chemical process, and is working on scaling it up.

Love DW Channels about all Renewables, such a amazing place to learn new things!!!

That's Deutsch Welle for you; always exploring all angles

A good topic taken in notice

thanks so much for posting

I can't love DW more, so nice, inspiring documentaries. Amazing to keep us update on the new tecnologies. It is my second best television broadcaster just right after BBC.

This is one long advertisement.

It's not a documentary

Does someone knows what is the name of the chinese 2GW CSP powerplant they are referring to?

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