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Publication - Global Electricity Review 2021 – Global Trends

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Title
Global Electricity Review 2021 – Global Trends
Publisher
EMBER
Author
Dave Jones
Published in
March 2021
Abstract
Wind and solar generation rose robustly in 2020 by 15% (+314 TWh). This meant that wind and solar produced almost a tenth (9.4%) of the world’s electricity last year, doubling from 4.6% in 2015.
URL
link to the document


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