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Publication - Tripling renewables by 2030: interpreting the global goal at the regional level

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Title
Tripling renewables by 2030: interpreting the global goal at the regional level
Publisher
Climate Analytics
Author
Neil Grant, Tina Aboumahboub, Lara Welder, Claire Fyson
Published in
February 2024
Abstract
At COP28, governments agreed to triple global renewable capacity by 2030. This, alongside doubling energy efficiency, is possibly the most powerful action the world can take in the transition away from fossil fuels this critical decade.

To guide efforts towards the goal, governments need a clear roadmap and information on investment and climate finance needs, while civil society needs benchmarks to hold governments to account.

This report breaks down what a 1.5ºC-aligned renewables rollout would look like at the regional level and calculate the associated investment needs.
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