Five things you need to know from the IEA's latest renewables report

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Annual state of the sector report from the International Energy Agency offers fresh forecasts of a solar surge

Within the next five years global renewable power capacity is set to expand by 43 per cent. That's just one of the stunning headline figures to come out of the International Energy Association's (IEA)...

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