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Brand-new report from the EEIST project: How can #India meet increasing energy demand while phasing down #FossilFuels? 🇮🇳🌏 Read the research for details: ⬇️ eeist.co.uk/energy-innovat… University of Exeter

Investment in manufacturing clean energy technologies is surging. Last year, spending rose to $200 billion, up 70% from 2022 This is supporting economic growth & offering new industrial & employment opportunities worldwide Read more in our new report ⬇️ iea.li/4a7mdDh

Renewable energy passes 30% of world’s electricity supply theguardian.com/environment/ar…

Find out more about the future of #SolarPower and #renewable energy #TippingPoints in our policy brief: 'Is a Solar Future Inevitable? How to shape policies to capture the opportunities of cheap solar' ☀️ eeist.co.uk/policybriefs/ @FemkeNijsse University of Exeter

What do energy models tell us about #India's #green transition? Our own Yaroslav Melekh, WRI India and The Energy and Resources Institute are innovating ways in which India can make the #energytransition whilst meeting energy needs. Read the report ➡️ eeist.co.uk/energy-innovat…

Wind and solar are ‘fastest-growing electricity sources in history’ | Molly Lempriere Read here: buff.ly/3ybQGTr

Chart: How British electricity supplies are shifting decisively away from fossil fuels | Simon Evans Tom Pearson @VernerViisas Read here: buff.ly/3yhweAK

Wind and solar are ‘fastest-growing electricity sources in history’ | Molly Lempriere Read here: buff.ly/3UH61TF

Analysis: Monthly drop hints that China’s CO2 emissions may have peaked in 2023 | Lauri Myllyvirta Read here: buff.ly/3yCA7jN

A major International Energy Agency report out today shows that the transition to net zero emissions would mean lower energy costs globally than if we continue on our current path Scaling up clean technologies is good for affordability as well as for cutting emissions More: iea.li/4aM2zNn

Are we on the cusp of an era of green economic growth? János Hidi offered his insights in the latest Investors' Chronicle issue on the favourable technological tipping points that are accelerating the #greentransition ➡ bit.ly/3Kn2gOm

A new study from researchers at Oxford Smith School highlights that "achieving #NetZero and economic wellbeing are not mutually exclusive goals." ✏️Sam Fankhauser and Anupama Sen 📰The Conversation Find out more ⬇️ theconversation.com/net-zero-is-no…

A new Oxford Smith School study has found UK citizens can get a good deal on net zero, minimising costs to people and the public purse, with the added benefits of improved homes, reduced bills, more jobs, and less carbon. More info ⬇️ #WorldEnvironmentDay theconversation.com/net-zero-is-no…

Analysis: European power-sector emissions fall by 20% since last EU election | Molly Lempriere @VernerViisas w/ comment from Dr Chris Rosslowe Pieter de Pous Read here ➡️ buff.ly/3KyDDP2

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Dive into this thread from Pete Barbrook-Johnson for an overview of a brand-new paper from #EEIST researcher Roberto Pasqualino (He/Him): 'Modelling induced innovation for the low-carbon #EnergyTransition: a menu of options' 📉IOP Publishing 🧵⬇️

Research from Doyne Farmer and François Lafond helping to illustrate that one of the most transformative changes in technology over the last few decades has been the massive drop in the cost of clean energy.

Global investment in renewable power & grids overtook spending on fossil fuels for the first time in 2023 — a sign of the new energy economy that’s emerging But clean energy investment must grow much faster for the world to reach energy & climate goals ➡️ iea.li/3RsWEGr

This week's nice The Economist cover reminds me of the working title for this paper last year: Is a solar future inevitable? We thought the answer was yes. Looks like people at the Economist now agree. @FemkeNijsse JFMercure nature.com/articles/s4146…

Still plenty of time to apply for this complexity economics postdoc with us INET Oxford . Any questions, just drop me a message on here, or email. Deadline 5 July midday