Energy Transition

Power-sector emissions are set to fall in 2022. Thanks to renewable energy

Renewable energy use has been growing Image: Yue Chan/Unsplash

Stephen Hall
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All renewable energy sources are set for growth by 2025.
All renewable energy sources are set for growth by 2025. Image: IEA
Costs of renewable energy technologies like solar, onshore wind and offshore wind have all fallen over the past decade.
Costs of renewable energy technologies like solar, onshore wind and offshore wind have all fallen over the past decade. Image: IRENA
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