SDG 7 Affordable & Clean Energy - UN Sustainable Development Goals - DEEP DIVE

[@iv4nq]

Our teacher sent us this video, to discuss it in class. It's better than other videos, your voice sounds really exited and it makes the video more interesting!!! You also explain extremely good, I understood every detail!

[@sergeapostol6726]

Love the shirt! Yet another Quality video essay. As you said in your cold open, we all just need to do our part and do it now. I did my graduate thesis in renewable power back in 2004. Since then, Australia and Queensland (my home state) have taken up more and more of the ideas that my colleagues and I have advocated since 1998. The difficult part is trying to move away form coal, which we have plenary of here, and pivot to renewables. For a place that is called the Sun Shine State, we haven't really used that resource well in terms of power generation. With more awareness and consumer education, the more uptake there is. This is why I applaud your efforts and share your videos. Well Done.

[@emmaparry6361]

These are comprehensive, and have been so helpful! Can't wait for the 8th SDG!

[@namatovujoan5623]

Thanks so much sweetie...these sessions have really been helpful.. can't wait for the next SDG

[@adamtawakaltukobilla1936]

I really love your videos on the SDG👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽.Thank you so much🌷🌷🌷 and I'm looking forward to it upcoming videos 🤩🤩🤩

[@saudiyakassim3357]

Thank you very much for this beautiful lecture.

[@josephtaupa8041]

Hi Kaylee. Love your content. I'm actually new to your channel. Just clicked Like and subscribed. I am currently writing up a project application for off grid electrification solar PV power system and I need your intelligent brain to help me write up a very persuasive and detailed proposal that satisfies SDG7.

[@mdabdushshaker6336]

thankyou so much it is very helpful to me

[@thewayneflyinghigh9128]

Look at John Stossell’s video on this you see renewables are unreliable and unnafordable.

[@chileshesimbulenations]

thank you once more

[@Annaann87]

You said about 30% financial flows for 5 countries and 20% for 46 least developed countries. This sum up to 50% and my question is where is the other 50% of $$$?

[@qewa2000]

kaylee , i think the average of people electricity consumption must be corrected to be per month not PER YEAR , best regards

[@HippyInASuit1]

The figures are correct - annual figures. Please see these articles for additional information: issues.org/real/ ourworldindata.org/energy-access

[@shardambiramesh4403]

Useful information

[@jairaj8949]

Good job madam

[@arjabosh888]

Hello 🤗 Good luck

[@galerauschenberger9411]

How about geothermal energy. It can provide an uninterrupted supply os energy and we know it works. If you are from California you can go to the plant near the Salten Sea, and see it work. I believe it has been operationg for 40 years. HMMMMM.. So, why aren't we soing more with geothermal power?

[@dr41v99]

you looks like perla frrrom spongebob

[@HippyInASuit1]

HAHAHAHA, I guess I kind of do in this photo

[@GamingWithRexx22332]

i hate this

[@HippyInASuit1]

Ouch hahaha

[@GamingWithRexx22332]

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[@rashigoyal4587]

I have an exam tomorrow!!! this was really helpful thank you so much🪄

[@Annaann87]

You said about 30% financial flows for 5 countries and 20% for 46 least developed countries. This sum up to 50% and my question is where is the other 50% of $$$?

[@HippyInASuit1]

All the other countries :)