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Investment in clean energy this year is set to be twice the amount going to fossil fuels Jun 21, 2024 - Global spending on clean energy technologies and infrastructure on track to hit $2 trillion in 2024, even as higher financing costs hinder new projects, notably in emerging and developing economies. Despite pressures on financing, global investment in clean energy is set to reach almost double the amount going to fossil fuels in 2024, helped by improving supply chains and lower costs for clean technologies, according to a new IEA report. Total energy investment worldwide is expected to exceed $3 trillion in 2024 for the first time, with some $2 trillion set to go toward clean technologies – including renewables, electric vehicles, nuclear power, grids, storage, low-emissions fuels, efficiency improvements and heat pumps – according to the latest edition of the IEA`s annual World Energy Investment report. The remainder, slightly over $1 trillion, is going to coal, gas and oil. In 2023, combined investment in renewable power and grids overtook the amount spent on fossil fuels for the first time. Povezane vesti Apr 11, 2026 How green power forges new industries in China`s Inner Mongolia Apr 6, 2026 How Did Engineers Build a Massive Tunnel and Install a Hydroelectric System Inside the Alps? Apr 1, 2026 Adani Green Energy Adds Record 5 GW Of Renewable Capacity In FY26 30 Mar 2026 The Energy Future of Switzerland Explained Mar 26, 2026 Is the Iran war making a case for renewables? Mar 12, 2026 This Tunnel Leads to a Giant Underground Power Plant Mar 11, 2026 Gravity Batteries: Storing Renewable Energy Underground?! Mar 10, 2026 Electric grid faces political roadblocks as it struggles with data center demand Mar 2, 2026 Charged and Ready Africa`s Utility-Scale Battery Storage Revolution is Just Getting Started Mar 1, 2026 The EU`s Plan for a European “Supergrid” Explained  |
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