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The present nearly exponential growth of the cumulative installation power ofwind and photovoltaic power plants is very promising in the context of a rapidreduction of the emission of CO2, which can lead to a swift mitigation climatechange if this growth behavior is maintained in the future. In this review weidentify a set of ten limiting factors that can restrain, or halt back, anexponential growth of these variable renewable power plants (VREs) in thefuture. If the exponential growth slows down to a linear growth, such a casewould extent considerably the time to reduce the CO2 emissions and the relatedmitigation of climate change. A scenario that would result to a much higherrisk of a future continuation of the economic grow and thrive of the globaleconomy and human society. We argue that if these limiting factors areadequately addressed to an exponential expansion VRE power plants is feasibleand can result in the nearly complete avoidance of CO2 emissions as related toenergy generation and consumption in 2030.

A short review and discussion about the limiting factors, which can hold  back wind and photovoltaic power plants from its presently exponential growth