IEA Forecasts Renewables Could Meet Almost Half Of Global Electricity Demand By 2030

09 Oct 2024 | Abstracted from Electrek

"Solar is the biggest driver of this surge, with solar PV expected to make up 80% of the new renewable capacity...Wind is also set for a strong rebound, doubling its growth rate between now and 2030

"...nearly 70 countries - representing 80% of global renewable power capacity - are on track to meet or even exceed their current renewable energy goals for 2030."

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