International Energy Agency (IEA)’s Post

International trade in clean technologies is on course to rise sharply ahead Trade in the top clean technologies is on track to nearly triple to $575 billion by 2035, over 50% higher than the value of natural gas trade today 👉 https://iea.li/3NOC0ym

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Jake Greenberg

Managing Director at Sage Enterprises | Incubator for startups at the nexus of Energy & Technology | Chief Commercial Officer at Paratus

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This is why China will transition to EVs faster than the market expects...they are short oil and super long battery metals and battery chemicals refining capacity.

Venkataratnam C

Retd. Chief Engineer / EL/ Railways

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Let us hope, peace and better understanding will prevail in give and take.

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Thanks to CHINA for getting the largest share of clean energy generation in 2023. Other countries should follow China to meet #energytransition and #netzerogoals aiming to mitigate #globalwarming and #climatechange.

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Jakob K. Olsen

Renewable power market analyst⚡ | Master Student in Renewable Energy Systems(Fornybar Energi) 🌱 | Passionate Content Creator 📸| Driving Sustainable Innovation for a Greener Future 🌍

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So insightful graph & Info .. 🙌

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Prof Dhananjay Gandhe

Chairman, Prerana Energy Society, Pune, Maharashtra, India

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Love this

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