Quote from: JeffBrad12 on July 20, 2024, 05:10:54 AM

I think it's still possible, but it will take time for sure.

but along the way we can still focus on diversifying energy sources and one of them could be green hydrogen.
industry revolution toward the greener path and reducing carbon footprint will be an extensive and cost hungry effort but I think the fact that so many institutions still pushing for green energy is a good thing.
we're still too early to say that it's unrealistic, maybe within next decade we might see some significant technology advancement that allows the use of renewable energy and also boost the production of renewable energy, after all technology developing so fast.

True, the adaptation may take time because governments still profit from fossil. Companies that refine oil also benefit financially. There are still many cars in my country using fossil fuels, so transitioning to electric vehicles (EVs) will take time.

Also, transitioning to renewable energy sources will require time for people to be able to afford them. Before we can completely phase out fossil fuels, but having dual energy sources might not be a bad idea.

It's already happening; some individuals use solar power in their homes, although it's still relatively rare. Only a few buildings and government institutions utilize solar energy, but it's a start.

However, I believe that with time, we can adopt renewable energy. Any government that cares about moving the country forward would invest in renewable energy.