renewable energy, can it be mass produced?

I keep seeing articles saying we have to go to renewable energy sourses and soon. What options do we have. Hydro power is being used and has nearly reachedits limit. Wind power so far has not proven it's worth. It takes a huge number of wind turbines to even begin to make a dent in consumption of fossil fuels. The same with solar power. It would take a vast amount of solar cell panels just to power one factory. Bio fuels such as Bio diesel and alcohal use up a vast amount of crop land that will soon be needed to feed the growing population. Hydrogen has potential but so far it takes more energy to produce it than the energy it provides. Fusion nucular may be the best answer in the long run if it ever becomes possible to build fusion reactors that donot take outside energy to run them. Fision reactors create a vast amount of dangerous wste that will last far too long. Any one know of any alternative that can bee viable?
Thanks to you all for answering so far. There are ideas there that I have not explored very well so I will get at reading and see how they fit in. I know many things have to be done and I do hope it happens soon. Neucular for the time baing seems the only way out until something better comes along later. Thanks

Is Ethanol the answer? I read that Brazil is using sugar cane for bio-fuel. Be it corn, soybeans, or sugar cane, growing bio-fuels will strongly deplete our soils without using heavy fertilizers.Can we possibly harness wind and solar power for all our energy sources? Some of these technologies may exist, but they are not being allowed to be used. Even a car that runs on water.

I have to write a story about Bio Fuels And Alternative Energy. I need some questions to ask people for the interviews I have to do.. I cant think of any because I dont know much about bio fuels or alternative energy.. please help!!

What is the UK’s largest renewable energy source?

I have searched the internet but I can't clearly find what the UK's largest renewable energy source is, i.e. which renewable energy source do we use most? In 1999 it was bio-fuels but I can't tell if it's still the same now.

  
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