reduction of greenhouse gas emissions<\/strong>, which are responsible for global warming and climate change.<\/p>\nEqually important is that they are not subject to depletion: unlike non-renewable fossil fuels, whose availability is limited.<\/p>\n
Another advantage is the production cost, which over the next few years is likely to decrease as green technologies become more widespread<\/strong>, compared to the cost of fossil fuels that is expected to increase gradually as they become depleted.<\/p>\nLast but not least, renewable energies, by their very nature, can contribute to reducing energy dependence on countries with fossil fuel reserves, with the geo-political implications this implies.<\/p>\n
Lastly, another positive aspect of renewable energies is the potential economic impact linked to the development of local economies<\/strong> and the creation of new jobs in the supply chain of the technologies required for their use.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>Renewable Energy and RECs<\/h3><\/div>