Renewables to near 50 per cent of global energy supply by 2050
But big gas will overtake big oil in global energy mix, putting world on track to miss Paris targets, predicts risk assurance giant DNV GL
A massive increase in renewable energy and the emergence of gas as the world's dominant fuel source will lead to a halving of global energy-related CO2 emissions by mid-century, according to influential...
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