1. Global renewable energy utilisation

2. Global trends indicate increase in reliance on coal & fossil fuel energy.

3. Countries that utilise more renewable energy sources have lower CO2 emissions

4. Percentage of renewable energy consumption in Australian States

5. Australia is reducing its reliance on fossil fuels & coal to generate its electricity

6. The largest industry consumers of electricity in Australia

References:

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