Energy transition refers to the global shift from fossil fuel–based energy systems toward cleaner, low-carbon, and sustainable energy sources. This transition is driven by the need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, combat climate change, and improve energy security. It involves transforming energy production, distribution, and consumption through increased use of renewable energy, electrification, energy efficiency, and digital technologies. Governments, industries, and communities play a key role by adopting supportive policies, investing in clean infrastructure, and promoting innovation. Energy transition also emphasizes social and economic considerations, ensuring a just transition for workers and regions dependent on conventional energy industries. As energy demand continues to rise, a successful transition is essential for achieving net-zero targets, fostering sustainable development, and building resilient energy systems for future generations.
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