I’m developing a scholarly essay that makes the case for renewable energy as the backbone of a truly sustainable future. The finished piece must stand up to academic scrutiny, so every claim has to be supported by recent peer-reviewed literature and clear, data-driven analysis. Scope of focus • Environmental impact – life-cycle emissions, resource depletion, biodiversity effects • Economic benefits – job creation, cost curves, long-term competitiveness, energy security • Technological advancements – current state and near-term breakthroughs in solar, wind, storage, and smart-grid integration Tone & audience The text should be informative rather than overtly argumentative, written for fellow researchers and lecturers who expect depth, precision, and a neutral voice. Deliverables 1. A polished manuscript of roughly 2,500–3,000 words (flexible if you justify a different length) 2. Abstract, well-structured headings, and succinct conclusion 3. Proper in-text citations and reference list in APA 7 style (minimum 15 scholarly sources) 4. Originality report or assurance of plagiarism-free work Completion format: editable Word document (.docx) with figures or tables embedded and source files for any visuals you create. If you have experience publishing or ghost-writing academic material on energy policy or environmental science, that will make collaboration smoother. Please indicate how many similar essays you have produced and attach a brief sample.