Energy Mixed More Fuels with Lower Carbon Contain and Renewable Energy Reduce Carbon Dioxide Emissions: A Review

Abstract -The concentration of CO₂ in atmosphere is increase gradually, CO₂ as greenhouse gas has impact to the climate change.  It’s mostly CO₂ gas come from the burning of fossil fuels. Fossil fuels release more carbon dioxide compared to the renewable energy. The concentration of CO₂ in atmosphere nowadays is double to the concentration of CO₂ before the industrial age. Reducing the entering of CO₂ gas into atmosphere by substitution of fuel with low carbon contain and renewables energy are necessary.  Energy mixed has been dominated with fossil energy, the CO₂ emissions are still high.  Energy mixed with   more renewable and less fossil fuels energy should be designed for the next scenario.  Energy mixed formula is depend on the availability of energy source.

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