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Emerging markets ‘leapfrogging’ to green power, new report indicates

Emerging markets ‘leapfrogging’ to green power, new report indicates

  • Demand for fossil fuel generation “reached a plateau in 2018, and fell in 2019 and 2020”
By AFP ·
Special Halt new hydrocarbon investment now, says IEA

Halt new hydrocarbon investment now, says IEA

By Frank Kane ·
Pipe dreams leave US energy firms caught in climate trap

Pipe dreams leave US energy firms caught in climate trap

By Reuters ·
Oil price crash: Will it affect the move to green energy?

Oil price crash: Will it affect the move to green energy?

By AFP ·
SE Asia set to become net fossil fuel importer

SE Asia set to become net fossil fuel importer

By Reuters ·
Climate talks kick off in Poland with boost from G-20 summit

Climate talks kick off in Poland with boost from G-20 summit

By AP ·
Renewable energy as cheap as fossil fuel in three years, claims IRENA chief

Renewable energy as cheap as fossil fuel in three years, claims IRENA chief

By Reuters ·

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