BP Energy Outlook: Renewables set to grow 'faster than any fuel in history', but emissions keep rising

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Oil giant publishes annual report setting out a range of scenarios for the energy sector, ranging from Pars Agreement compatible decarbonisation to soaring global energy demand

Renewables are set to penetrate the global energy system "faster than any fuel in history" according to the latest Energy Outlook forecast from BP, which dramatically ramps up the role wind and solar power...

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