High petroleum output caused oil prices to collapse last year. The price of Brent Crude, a global benchmark, fell by more than half – from $115 per barrel in June 2014 to $49 per barrel in January 2015. Today, Brent is hovering at $50 per barrel and is forecast to fluctuate into 2016. However, the drop in oil prices had no impact on electricity prices. Watch this video to see why it didn’t.
Fossil fuels price volatility will likely continue, while the price for renewable energy is expected to continue to drop, leading to two inescapable conclusions:
1. Fossil fuels are non-renewable and will one day be depleted because they are limited in supply, and
2. Renewable energy will become mainstream in America.
Leveraging anticipated advancements into your present day focus will increase the level of your success in the future. However, very few companies provide fully integrated renewable energy solutions such as those provided by Carbon Recall affiliates.
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