Title: "The Impact of Renewable Energy Sources on Global Energy Transition: A

Systematic Review"
Abstract:
The transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources is essential for mitigating
climate change, reducing air pollution, and achieving sustainable development goals. In
this systematic review, we assess the impact of renewable energy sources on the global
energy transition and examine the key drivers, challenges, and opportunities associated
with their adoption. We analyze the contributions of solar, wind, hydroelectric,
geothermal, and biomass energy to the decarbonization of the energy sector and the
diversification of the energy mix. Additionally, we discuss the economic, social, and
environmental implications of renewable energy deployment, including job creation,
energy access, and biodiversity conservation. Furthermore, we examine the policy
frameworks, investment trends, and technological innovations driving the rapid growth
of renewable energy markets worldwide. Through a systematic review of scientific
literature, policy documents, and statistical data, we provide insights into the progress
and barriers to achieving a sustainable energy future. This review aims to inform
policymakers, energy stakeholders, and the public about the transformative potential of
renewable energy sources and the urgent need for coordinated action to accelerate the
energy transition and mitigate climate change.