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Solar and wind led the world in new energy capacity in 2019

Coal, oil and gas slide to 25%: BNEF

Solar and wind led the world in new energy capacity in 2019

BNEF's Power Transition Trends 2020 tool tracks detailed capacity and generation data over the past decade, finding that nearly half of all new power generation constructed worldwide was in the form of...

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