IEA: COP28 goal to triple global renewable power 'ambitious but achievable'

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IEA report finds countries' implementation plans are not yet in line with goal set at Dubai Summit, but governments have the tools needed to accelerate renewables deployment

Countries around the world have a major opportunity over the coming months to develop clear plans for boosting renewable energy deployment, in line with the targets set at last year's COP28 Climate Summit...

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