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How greater energy ambition can rescue COP28

World leaders must commit to a new Modern Energy Minimum of 1,000 kilowatt-hours per person per year. Image: Karsten Würth/Unsplash

Ashvin Dayal
Senior Vice President, Power and Climate, The Rockefeller Foundation
Andrew Herscowitz
Executive Director for North America, ODI
Todd Moss
Founder and Executive Director, Energy for Growth Hub
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