How did the world avoid a post-invasion spike in emissions?

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IEA credits 'outstanding growth of renewables, EVs, heat pumps and energy efficient technologies' with delivering lower than expected increase in emissions

It is the dog that didn't bark. In the wake of the Kremlin's invasion of Ukraine and the ensuing sanctions aimed at curtailing Russia's energy exports, the assumption was that global emissions would...

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