Renewables are set for massive growth by 2030 - but will it be enough?

Michael Holder
clock • 8 min read
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Despite Trump's war on clean power, the International Energy Agency expects global renewables capacity to double over the next five years - but further acceleration is needed to meet global climate goals

The global renewables boom is set to continue through to 2030, despite fierce opposition to clean energy in the US under President Trump, with total renewables capacity expected to more than double over...

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