
5 strategies to navigate the shifting frontiers of the energy transition
Climate warnings, COVID-19, geopolitical tensions, and an energy crisis – navigating the energy transition through these turbulent times requires a change in strategy.
Harsh has a strong interest in the energy sector, with more than seven years of experience in diverse roles. He worked on key initiatives on improving access to electricity in off-grid areas and conducted research for energy efficiency policy design in India. More recently, he led strategic marketing activities for GE's Water business in India, with responsibility for market development in new areas like energy neutral wastewater treatment and urban water-energy nexus. He also has keen interest in development economics, and has worked on development research projects at organizations like World Bank and Poverty Action Lab.
He earned his bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering from Indian Institute of Technology, and masters in Public Administration concentrating on energy policy from Columbia University.
Climate warnings, COVID-19, geopolitical tensions, and an energy crisis – navigating the energy transition through these turbulent times requires a change in strategy.
世界のエネルギー転換は過去10年間で多くの節目を迎え、大部分で期待を上回る成果を上げています。技術イノベーションや起業家精神、政策立案者と企業のリスクテイクのおかげで、2010年以降、設備能力は太陽光発電で7倍に、陸上風力発電で3倍に増加しました。かつては夢物語だと考えられていた再生可能エネルギーも、一部の国では発電構成に占める割合が化石燃料を上回っています
The world has made important strides toward energy transition in the past decade, but 81% of the world's energy is still based on fossil fuels, according to the Energy Transition Index 2021.
2020年は世界のエネルギー転換のターニングポイントとなるはずでした。人間の活動に起因した温室効果ガスの年間排出量を世界全体で見ると、エネルギーの生産と消費が3分の2を占めています。このためパリ協定の誓約を実現するためには、エネルギー転換を中心に据える必要があります。
Les perturbations de la COVID-19 ont mis en évidence les vulnérabilités du système énergétique.
全球每年人为产生的排放中,三分之二来自能源生产与消耗,因此能源转型成为履行《巴黎协定》承诺的核心,而2020年本应成为全球能源转型进程的转折点。
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