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A new report highlights how a host of technologies helped stabilise the country’s energy system during a volatile start to 2020
That’s the warning offered in a new report from think tank Green Alliance, which claims sectors like transport, buildings and industry are “way behind” on implementing effective carbon-reduction strategies
The Economist Intelligence Unit suggests despite 2020 being forecast to be a strong year for renewable energy, this growth will not be fast enough to meet pledges for 2030 made under the Paris Agreement on climate change
Conversely, Sweden, Spain and Portugal were found to be lagging behind the rest of the region
Capgemini has published new data revealing that as global energy demand continued to rise through 2018, so did greenhouse gas emissions
The Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy has revealed this surge in clean energy was driven by strong growth from wind and hydropower
It says this is the case even if electricity interconnectors stopped delivering power on the day the UK leaves the EU
This rise, from 24.6TWh to 27.1TWh over the course of a year, was driven by an increase in clean capacity
Scientists say the use of direct air capture could need as much as a quarter of global energy supplies in 2100
The nation’s Coal Minister, Pralhad Joshi, said national supply hit 991.35 million tonnes in 2018/2019