Asked by Damon
Which of the following energy sources is expected to have the least growth in the next 20 years?
a.
hydroelectricity
b.
coal
c.
natural gas
d.
nonhydro renewables
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a. hydroelectricity
Reason: Hydropower is already mature and geographically constrained (most suitable sites developed), so it has very limited new capacity potential. Nonhydro renewables and natural gas are projected to grow substantially, while coal is expected to decline or at least not expand — leaving hydro with the least growth.
Reason: Hydropower is already mature and geographically constrained (most suitable sites developed), so it has very limited new capacity potential. Nonhydro renewables and natural gas are projected to grow substantially, while coal is expected to decline or at least not expand — leaving hydro with the least growth.
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