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“THE OVERTAKE” ⚡‼⚡
Renewables will finally become the largest global source of electricity! This is significant because, until now, combining wind, solar, hydro, geothermal, and bioenergy still didn’t surpass coal in power generation.
“King coal” remains dominant in many regions, particularly in China, India, and Indonesia, home to over 3 billion people. However, the global landscape is shifting due to the rapid deployment of renewables, especially in China.
As the chart shows, renewables’ leadership is due to their growth, not the decline of traditional sources—coal remains resilient, and gas and nuclear are increasing.
We also need to degrowth coal and gas in order to "make it".

Chart from the latest IEA Electricity Market Report available on
IEA – International Energy Agency

IEA – International Energy Agency

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  • Jane Wangui

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    We are moving forward.this is the kind of change that we do need for a better world for us all.

    • rosebellendiritu

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      This shows that we really are moving in the right direction towards a cleaner and better future.

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      • Patrick Kiash

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        Indeed we need to degrowth all... We can do it and the renewable chart is proving it's possible.

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        • walter lungayi

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          This is very impressive!! This shows we are heading in the right directions, except a few who are dragging us behind.

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          • Gorffly mokua

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            This is great news of this century! Our collective efforts are slowly yielding. 💚

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