'Greater political commitment is needed': Why the clean tech revolution remains far behind schedule

Michael Holder
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The world’s biggest economies may have signed up to the Breakthrough Agenda two years ago, but critical clean technologies are still struggling to break through

Renewables records may be being toppled on a weekly basis, but Insufficient progress is still being made to scale up the deployment of clean technologies worldwide and drive the decarbonisation of carbon-intensive...

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