Energy Transition

Global wind, solar production hit highest benchmarks ever in 2021, but coal also kept pace

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To meet global energy targets we need to speed up the transition to clean power. Image: Unsplash/Karsten Würth

Bridget Reed Morawski
Writer, EcoWatch
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