This question was also a concern of countries, companies and the population in general, taking into account current and future consumption until a few years ago. But science has answered with a resounding yes, there is enough energy to supply the needs of the entire population.
La Energy It is not a scarce resource like others, since there are several renewable and clean sources with an almost inexhaustible supply.
Some data reinforce this claim such as that the sun radiates 170.000 terawatt hours of energy around 2850 times the current needs of the entire population of the planet. The solar energy it is the most promising in terms of capacity to produce electricity.
Potential wind energy is very important as it can produce 40 times more electricity than is consumed in the world. So the production of wind power far exceeds the requirements of the current and future population.
These are just two examples to this data, we must add the geothermal energy y offshore wind which are sources with enormous possibilities of generating clean energy or electricity.
The advantage of using the renewable sources is the decrease in pollution since millions of tons of CO2.
The energetic resources They are huge and reach the entire population. What must be worked on is energy access and distribution.
Currently a minimum part of these resources is being used, so it is necessary to accelerate the process of exploitation of clean energy and distribute it so that it reaches everyone and access to energy is a right and not a luxury for a few as occurs in so many poor countries of the world.
The world population and the environment They will benefit from the massive use of renewable energy and the production of this in industrial quantities.
What must change is the way in which energy resources are managed so that they reach everyone in a balanced way and at a fair and accessible price, since technology has advanced a lot and continues to progress in favor of the energy sources renewable. Which should not be seen as the energies of the future but of the present.