World not moving fast enough on renewable energy, says IEA

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Energy supply investment at $1.6trn annually but needs to rise to $2trn to stop dangerous global warming, energy think tank finds

The world is not moving fast enough on investment in low carbon energy to tackle climate change, new research from the International Energy Agency (IEA) has found. About $1.6tr is invested annually...

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