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Green Energy Techniques in Sub-Saharan Africa

   

Added on  2020-04-21

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Running Head: IMPLEMENTATION OF GREEN ENERGY TECHNIQUES IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICAImplementation of green energy techniques in sub-Saharan AfricaStudent’s NameInstitution

IMPLEMENTATION OF GREEN ENERGY TECHNIQUES IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA 2AbstractThis POST note document is a summary of the opportunities that are abundant for exploitation for the United Kingdom. If the United Kingdom makes an investment in green and clean technologies in the countries present in Sub-Saharan Africa, and provide a direction of these countries by facilitating their reach of targeted carbon reduction goals, tapping of numerous opportunities that are present for the development and implementation of smart electricity grids for renewable systems. Her partnership withthe Sub-Saharan region in transmission of losses by the Direct Current with high voltage to about a population of 90% would be possible. Such an investment would lead to the creation of jobs reduction and consequent ending of poverty.

IMPLEMENTATION OF GREEN ENERGY TECHNIQUES IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA 3IntroductionCountries present in the sub-Saharan Africa are rich in renewable energy with sources that have been exploited and some unexploited. The abundance of renewable energy in Sub-Saharan Africa is exceptional as they can be harnessed for thermal applications, electricity and even industrial applications. The attainment of sustainable production of energy and efficiency in its utilization for the creation of wealth, economic goods and targeted change in climate are the major issues facing human mortality in the Sub-Saharan region[ CITATION Man16 \l 1033 ]. The International Agency states that power generated in this region would come through efficient space utilization, partnership and resources in the regions with green and clean sustainable resources of energy. Problems arise due to theglitch in poor frameworks on the region with problems existing in the social-economic, environmental and political factors that when combined with overdependence on non-renewable energy sources[ CITATION Eva09 \l 1033 ]. Problem StatementThere is a fast growth in the economy of the Sub-Saharan countries with investors coming in in the energy sector such the Chinese Companies. The reduction of traditional non-renewable sources of energy for environmental and sustainable friendly transportation methods, home heating, housing and industrial usage is urgent in this region. The countries that produce oil in this African region need to show compliance to adopting green and clean technologies in the energy sector. The United Kingdom has enhanced achievement in the deployment of grids and storage access to its citizens, making it a leading investor in the storage of energy and production of technologies with low carbon. This makes the Sub-Saharan countries have unique chances that facilitate the change to sustainable energy for the long term[ CITATION Ano13 \l 1033 ].

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