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Climate Change Is Pushing Power Demand and Straining Grids

The world’s demand for electricity in 2024 is set to grow at its fastest pace in years, but clean energy sources will also soar through 2025, the International Energy Agency forecasts.

By: financialpost.com

Jul 19 2024
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(Bloomberg) — The world’s demand for electricity in 2024 is set to grow at its fastest pace in years, but clean energy sources will also soar through 2025, the International Energy Agency forecasts. Read More

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