Renewable Energy In Australia

Renewable energy is an energy obtained from the natural resources such as from sunlight, wind, rain, tides and geothermal heat. Australia has extensive energy resources which include both renewable and non-renewable sources. (Pam Pham, 2015) Additionally, there are varieties of renewable energy technologies use in Australia which provided substantial benefits for climate and health to the environment they are bioenergy, geothermal energy, solar energy, wind energy and so on. Whereas, fossil fuel resources such as black and brown coal which has a huge impact on global warming and environmental pollution. Generally, the energy produces in Australia are usually for own use and to export for consumption in overseas. The primary energy production

Since, these two technology are the world fastest electricity generators; therefore, they are rapidly starts to grow particularly in Australia due to the environmental benefits and economics. Australia has the highest average of solar radiation and best solar energy resource in the world, which is used by more than 2 million of households. In 2015, approximately 14.6% of renewable energy is provided for 6.7 million average homes. Furthermore, regarding to the Australia government statistics, 2.4% of solar energy generated electricity in 2015. Moreover, 58 million of PJ solar radiations are receives per years, which are approximately 10 000 times larger than its total energy consumption. Alternatively, Wind energy is known as the fastest growing renewable energy source for electricity, and the current share of Australian primary energy consumption is approximately 4%. Most of the winds resources are obtain from particularly in south-western, southern and south eastern margins. In 2015, Australia's wind farms produced about 33.7% of clean energy with the total out of 20% of renewable energy and supplied 4.9% of electricity during the year. The use of wind energy in Australia is to pump bore water such as in rural