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How governments can drive a faster, bigger and better energy transition

A holistic approach to policy-making by governments is required to bring out the energy transition.

A holistic approach to policy-making by governments is required to bring out the energy transition. Image: Myriams-Fotos from Pixabay

Nigel Topping
High-Level Climate Action Champion, COP26 Climate Champions
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