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The world got more than 30 percent of its electricity from renewables last year, a milestone that will usher in “a new era of falling power sector emissions”.
By PA/TPN, in Asia, World, Environment · 18 May 2024, 18:31 · 0 Comments
That's according to the climate think tank Ember. It said that while global demand for electricity rose in 2023, this was more than offset by new wind and solar installations.
China led the charge, accounting for 51 percent of additional global solar generation and 60 percent of new global wind generation.
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