Assignment on Renewable Energy in Australia

Running head: RESEARCH PROPOSAL
RESEARCH PROPOSAL
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RESEARCH PROPOSAL1
Abstract
The purpose of this discussion is to identify the impact of renewable energy in Australia. The
positive effects of using the energy that is generated by using various forms of renewable
resources will be the main outcome of this paper, along with the adverse effects for which the
societies are unable to use this form of energy. This will help to recommend solutions or
strategies to the authorities who allow to generate and use this energy, so that the communities in
the region of Australia can be benefitted.

RESEARCH PROPOSAL2
Introduction
The main objective of this paper is to discuss the impact of renewable energy in the
region of Australia. The problem area for which this research will be done to fetch an outcome is
to know the exact amount of renewable energy in the Australian society or community, and what
are the adverse effects that the renewable energy is having on this society. The literature review
will discuss the meaning of renewable energy and its usage in the society of Australia and what
are the benefits and ill-effects of using this energy in this particular region. This paper will help
to identify all kinds of effects that is found in the Australian community from the viewpoint of
using renewable energy, which will help to provide recommendations to overcome the ill-effects
and make the society of Australia a better place to live in.
Literature Review
Concept of Renewable Energy
Renewable energy can be regarded as the energy which can be achieved from using the
renewable resources, which can be refilled naturally on the timescale of the humans, liked wind,
tides, sunlight, rain, geothermal heat and waves. This type of energy is usually provided in four
basic regions, which are air and water heating or cooling, rural or off-grid energy services,
generation of electricity and transportation. They are comparatively cheaper and efficient in
nature, which is increasing the requirement of this energy in different aspects of the society and
global business environment (Twidell and Weir 2015). It can be stated in this context that more
than two-thirds of the freshly installed capacity of electricity across the world was renewable as
of 2019. The growth in the overall consumption of oil and coal could end by 2020 due to rapid
growth in uptake of natural gas as well as renewables. In other words, it can be said that solar,