Renewable energy they say; is Energy that can be replenished at the same rate as they are used. As times change, human behaviour and needs changes and evolve over time, in order to satisfy their needs. Humans have therefore embraced the multiple facilities and opportunities provided by technological innovation and changes, which has put a lot of pressure on the existing energy resources. This is in order to keep technology moving, we’ll realize that living in our world today is almost impossible without a continuous supply of energy in any form that they exist. Today we will need energy to move, work, communicate or any other form of interaction with one another with this, one will be right to say “without energy, life on earth will be impossible” This therefore means energy sources will be in great pressure, competition and demand. But one will pause and ask a few questions;

Is the pressure on energy a problem?

Is the use of energy a threat to our natural environment?

Viewing these questions, we will be quick to give a “No” to the first question, since we will always need energy to survive. But the second one, we will realize a dual response; “No” and “Yes”. “No”; depending on the energy source, and yes, still dependent on the source.

As opposed to renewable energy which can be replenish, non-renewable energy sources cannot be replenished at the same rate. These sources e.g. coal, crude oil, etc., might one day not be available for human use, if not properly managed or used. Therefore, there is a need to exploit other energy sources which can easily be replenished over time