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Clean energy transitions are continuing to accelerate around the globe. But progress varies across different regions & technologies. Supportive policies can enable all countries to navigate the transition. More in our new Clean Energy Market Monitor, released today ➡️https://iea.li/4ecb85X

Here’s something cool: this morning, the International Energy Agency (IEA) released a report where I am an author! Very pleased to have had the opportunity to contribute to the financial outlook contained in this edition of the Clean Energy Market Monitor alongside such an amazing group of co-authors. This report tracks deployment, emissions, pricing and financial trends across the wind, solar PV, energy storage, and EV sectors. This analysis is further divided by geography, with specific focus on comparing the economic trends in China’s clean tech sector with those of other major economies and regions. #cleanenergy #cleantech #windenergy #solarpv #batteries

Do you have experience with any facet of the clean energy transition? Consider contributing to the Net-Zero Stakeholder Survey, a multi-year effort to track progress on several clean energy shifts and identify areas for continued improvement: https://lnkd.in/grr4TXj3 Read some of the key findings from the report's first year: https://bit.ly/4a32ZzA

Thank you to the Clean Energy Council and CEO, Kane Thornton, for including Allegro Energy in The Future Of Long Duration Energy Storage report. This is a major piece of work, and the most comprehensive analysis of the state of long-duration storage in Australia. It’s a useful resource in understanding where we have the opportunity to shape the future of energy, too. As Kane Thornton, the CEO of the CEC, writes in his forward: “The only way to achieve a zero-carbon power system is if the lights stay on and customer bills are kept as low as possible. Failure to do so risks losing public support, delaying the transition at precisely the point it must accelerate.” Have a read of the full report here: https://lnkd.in/ggG3KVaX

Great read: Navigating the physical realities of the energy transition.

Issues of affordability and fairness have moved toward the center of debates about clean energy transitions in many countries However, It’s wrong to conclude that clean energy transitions will make energy less affordable According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), clean energy technologies are already the most affordable options for millions of people, especially over the long term. However, high upfront costs remain a key hurdle International Energy Agency (IEA)'s new special report, Strategies for Affordable and Fair Clean Energy Transitions, explores these challenges and how they might be addressed. https://t.co/1wIpXwFKir #cleanenery #energytransition #renewableenergy

As the world moves toward a net-zero economy, the transformation of the energy system is gaining momentum—but progress remains uneven. While sectors like solar power are advancing rapidly, others, such as low-emissions hydrogen and carbon capture, are lagging significantly, with less than 1 percent of the deployment required by 2050 achieved so far. More on how we can tackle these challenges and propel a successful energy transition here: https://mck.co/4eFR2lq

Under 10 years experience in the energy industry and have less than 5 minutes to spare? The Young Energy Professionals (YEP) Forum has just launched its Future Energy Leaders Survey to capture young professional experience within the industry. It would be great to get your views and even better if you could share with your networks ⚡🔥 Link below! https://lnkd.in/eFUqADR8 #NetZero #FutureLeaders #YEPForum

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Renewable electricity generation and the electrification of mobility can show us how to decarbonize global economy. Explore the vital role companies play: https://deloi.tt/3RBAMc1