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2016. WHY RENEWABLE ENERGY . CANNOT REPLACE FOSSIL FUELS . BY 2050. A REALITY CHECK. BY ROBERT LYMAN. ENERGY ECONOMIST. MAY 2016. Humanity is owed a serious investigation of how we have gone so far with the decarbonization project without a serious challenge in terms of engineering reality. Michael Kelly, Prof. Electrical Engineering, Cambridge May 30, 2016. 1 CONTENTS. Executive 2. 1 Introduction .. 5. 2 The Challenge of Replacing Hydrocarbons .. 6 Page | 1. 3 The WWS Vision .. 8. 4 Organization of This Paper .. 9. 5 Experience with RENEWABLE ENERGY Use in Electricity .. 10. 6 What is the Scale of Change from the Current ENERGY System as Proposed?

While a range of renewable energy technologies (e.g. geothermal, hydroelectric, tidal, and wave energy) could play a role in the global transformation, the world foreseen in the WWS vision would be dominated by wind and solar energy. Of 53,535 gigawatts (GW) of new electrical energy generation

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