A PARADIGM SHIFT FOR
A LOW-CARBON ENVIRONMENT

The continuous rise in CO2 emissions over the past many years and growing global demand for stable electricity, heating, cooling, and logistics pose a major threat worldwide. The Globe at this point of time is quite alarmed at the influx of energy from other non-renewable sources which has a carbon footprint packaged with the electricity generation. To balance with an ecological and sustainable energy, demand is the need of the hour but it has its serious and potential challenges to be overcome before we put it into the system. The billion-dollar question here is, without affecting or undergoing any kind of economical stress how to shift the energy base from non-renewable to renewable sources thereby ensuring a stop to climate change. Definitely, it brings the whole globe to brainstorm how without distressing the existing system we make a paradigm shift to ensure affordable and clean energy for all.

With diversification it has always its potential challenges to be gone through as various nations face different kinds of energy challenges, which is why each country should have their own unique energy model to transition to a negligible carbon economy. Some economies need to strengthen their domestic grid infrastructure to secure a stable supply of electricity, whereas others need to take action to reduce the country’s overall energy consumption. Some already base their energy consumption on energy generated by renewables, while others are well underway with the digitalisation of their energy system, rolling out sensors and smart meters, using data to create more intelligent and flexible energy systems. Transitioning to a low-carbon society marks a paradigm shift in the energy sphere.