Thousands of times more energy falls on the Earth each day then we use in a year. There is no energy crisis. There is an imbalance in the energy cycle. Fossil fuels are chemically stored energy from sunlight captured by photosynthesis millions of years ago but we are using it faster than it forms and this releases carbon and hydrogen that were otherwise sequestered from our environment thereby changing our environment. Also it is a reserve, using it faster than it is replenished means that it is being depleted and therefore as it is not sustainable as a source of our energy.

An analogy to the energy crisis is painting yourself into a corner, it's not a real crisis, just a matter of stupidity and lack of planning. It also isn't an incompatibility, the real problem is an imbalance.

It is a reality, because as nations which were not so wealthy improve theirclife standards, more people will need electricity. There is a growing and ageing population so the demand goes up again. Fossil fuel can only go on for so long and we need to find and develop alternatives in order to sustane the demands. People want access and with so many electrical goods used these days power is needed.

Hey sagarika, energy crisis is definately a reality resulting out of incompatibility of human race.

its a reality but humans are trying their best to create more energy sources but everything has limitations

it's a reality