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The first Global Stocktake calls for tripling renewable capacity

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The outcome of the first Global Stocktake under the Paris Agreement, agreed at COP28 in Dubai, calls on parties to contribute to tripling global renewable energy capacity and doubling the global average annual rate of energy efficiency improvement by 2030, and — in the formulation that dominated coverage — to transition away from fossil fuels in energy systems in a just, orderly and equitable manner. It is a call rather than an obligation, consistent with the Paris architecture. The tripling target is worth stating precisely because it is checkable: it implies global installed renewable capacity of roughly eleven terawatts by 2030 against the base year used, and annual additions are reported against it every year.

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  2. The outcome of the first Global Stocktake under the Paris Agreement, agreed at COP28 in Dubai, calls on parties to contribute to tripling global renewable energy capacity and doubling the global average annual rate of energy efficiency improvement by 2030, and — in the formulation that dominated coverage — to transition away from fossil fuels in energy systems in a just, orderly and equitable manner. It is a call rather than an obligation, consistent with the Paris architecture. The tripling target is worth stating precisely because it is checkable: it implies global installed renewable capacity of roughly eleven terawatts by 2030 against the base year used, and annual additions are reported against it every year.
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  4. Photovoltaic solar generation
  5. The horizontal-axis wind turbine
  6. The first Global Stocktake calls for tripling renewable capacity
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  8. Photovoltaic solar generation
  9. The horizontal-axis wind turbine
  10. The experience (learning) curve
  11. The duck curve
  12. Bhadla Solar Park
  13. Electrolytic (green) hydrogen
  14. Bell Telephone Laboratories announce the practical silicon solar cell
  15. The conventional start of the photovoltaic module price series
  16. Germany's Renewable Energy Sources Act takes effect
  17. Chinese manufacturing takes over the photovoltaic supply chain
  18. The photovoltaic learning curve is popularised as Swanson's law
  19. The first Global Stocktake calls for tripling renewable capacity
  20. Critical minerals for the energy transition
  21. The experience (learning) curve
  22. The United Kingdom's fifth contract auction attracts no offshore wind bids
  23. The first Global Stocktake calls for tripling renewable capacity
  24. China imposes export controls on rare earths and magnets
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  26. The reference source for world energy balances, final energy consumption by carrier, generation mix, technology cost trends and scenario pathways used throughout this pack. V55 verification basis: no edition was retrieved in this session — iea.org was refused by the network egress proxy — so every figure attributed to this series is stated as a magnitude with the specific gap named on the citing record, and no current-year quantity should be presented to a reader without confirmation against a named edition.
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