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COP21 could fall short: IEA

THE promise of "lower for longer" prices for fossil fuels could threaten decarbonisation initiatives and undercut energy efficiency programs, the International Energy Agency has warned as heads of government meet in Paris to consider the global energy future.

COP21 could fall short: IEA

Lower prices alone would not have a large impact on the deployment of renewables, but only if policymakers remain steadfast in providing the necessary market rules, policies and subsidies, the most recent...

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