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Energy Transition
Here's what experts said about the energy transition in Davos
Energy Transition
How the European Union can avoid gas shortages in 2023
Davos Agenda 2022
How to finance the new global clean energy economy
Future of the Environment
7 steps to make electricity systems more resilient to climate risks
Climate Change
Why clean energy transition must be for the many, not the few
Energy Transition
Back to the future: The story behind the IEA’s Net Zero Roadmap
The Davos Agenda 2021
How to solve the investment puzzle of clean energy transitions in the developing world
COVID-19
5 reasons we should be optimistic about the world’s clean energy future
COVID-19
5 lessons from 2008 in how to rebuild for a greener future
COVID-19
Coronavirus has reminded us how much we depend on electricity
COVID-19
Here's why we can't let the coronavirus undermine transitions to cleaner energy
Energy Transition
This global coalition is helping secure a sustainable energy future
Energy Transition
The world needs a grand coalition to tackle climate change
Energy Transition
If the energy sector is to go carbon-neutral, rapid innovations are needed
Energy Transition
