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IEA’s World Energy Outlook 2016 – Greenpeace response

Hong Kong, 15 November 2016 - TheInternational Energy Agency’s (IEA) report World Energy Outlook 2016 outlinesthe world’s future energy mix, but refuses to take full account of thebreakthrough of renewable energy taking place across the world.

“The IEA now admits it has longunderestimated renewable energy, but astonishingly little has changed about itsprojections. The agency claims ... Read more

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