Is Locally Sourced Energy the Future?
You might have noticed that there is an escalating buzz around green energy around the globe, and rightly so. Woodyfuel agrees that green energy is more or less the future of this planet! As a matter of fact, scientists now believe that an entirely renewable energy future is a possibility in the world by the year 2050. The journey away from fossil fuels has already started but is it time to shift towards a local decentralised paradigm in generating clean energy?
Local Green Energy: The Benefits
It's Cheaper
High Business Performance Level
It’s Good For The Environment
Besides, green energy is way cleaner than conventional energy sources which rely on fossil fuels. Fossil fuels are one of the major causes of elevated greenhouse gas levels, unlike renewable energy which provides minimal pollution. In other words, this is the way to go for any community looking towards carbon neutrality in the coming years.
It Creates Local Jobs
This is why local jobs are bound to crop up directly from businesses in the green energy sector including professional services like accounting, engineering, clerical services and much more!
It Promotes the Local Economy

Energy Security
The concept of centralised energy production using fossil fuels is under threat not to mention that it can be adversely affected by political instabilities, trade disputes, embargoes, wars and other disruptions. Local energy is thus an answer to uncertainties as local communities can at least have security in the realm of affordable energy.
Utilising Waste Products
Some local green energy plants can make good use of low-grade waste product generated locally to create energy. Wood fuel is an excellent example of this keeping in mind that it is fetched from sawmills and timber harvesting residues considered to be the by-products of forest work. Biomass energy projects, in this case, will also generate ash as a by-product which can be leveraged in local farming by the community.
Wrapping Up
We have one Earth, and it’s vital that we take care of it.
Clean energy is undoubtedly the way to go, but this is just the tip of the iceberg. The future is all about decentralising the way we produce our energy.