Axios - Global renewable power generation — real output, not just capacity — should pass coal in 2025, the International Energy Agency's new outlook finds. It's testament to the rapid rise, led by solar, that could see renewables provide nearly half of global power generation by 2030... The agency projects another 5,500 gigawatts of capacity arriving by 2030, with annual growth by then that's 70% faster than last year's record pace.Nearly all that rise comes from solar and wind, the agency said, citing their economic attractiveness.
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