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Ember: Tripling of global renewable energy capacity 'more possible than ever'

21 November 2023 • 3 min read

Ember: Tripling of global renewable energy capacity 'more possible than ever'

Ember urges governments to hike policy ambition in order to put world on track to triple renewables capacity by 2030

A tripling of global renewables capacity by the end of this decade is 'more possible than ever to achieve', with the world currently on track to more than double capacity by 2030. That is according...

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