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Is the global electricity transition on track for 1.5 degrees?
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Dave Jones Global Lead, Ember
Heading into COP26, making coal history is a critical priority for the world. That can’t happen without comprehensive, open data to guide action. Today’s update to the Coal Countdown pulls together these critical insights from across the many expert organisations working to make the challenge of coal phase out visible and comprehensible.
Explore the Coal Countdown here.
Insights
Raising Indonesia's renewables ambition and fair allocation of renewable energy projects can remediate emissions from fossils and help make transition more equitable.
14 August 2024
Tripling global renewables is the single biggest action the world can take for the climate in this decade. An analysis of 2030 national wind targets shows that governments are already planning for a doubling, but fall short of a tripling.
8 August 2024
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Bloomberg Philanthropies and the Powering Past Coal Alliance today re-launched the Bloomberg Global Coal Countdown with a host of new data and analysis on the state of global coal. Now with granular country-level data and analysis on coal, the tool is an open-source resource for anyone interested in how to phase out coal.
Ember has provided data and commentary for coal power generation for each country on the tracker, alongside insights from other leading experts and organisations.