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Renewables to overtake fossil fuels: IEA

RENEWABLES will account for 40% of global energy mix, more than individual fossil fuel energy sources, and Australia is in a prime position to leap ahead of the rest of the world and claim the crown of world's largest hydrogen producer exporter according to the latest World Energy Outlook released from by the International Energy Agency.

 Photo by Nico on Unsplash

Photo by Nico on Unsplash

  The 2018 annual forecast revealed that renewables, including hydrogen produced from solar, will overtake coal and other fossil fuels by 2040 to account for more than 40% of the global energy mix under...

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