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Clean Energy Sees Maturity, But Also Risks

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Published:
Wed, Jan 25, 2023
Author
Ronan Kavanagh, London
Editor
Lauren Craft
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The latest Energy Technology Perspectives report, released by the International Energy Agency earlier this month, sounded an optimistic note on clean energy technology progress. But it warned of risks too, not least from supply chains that are already under pressure.

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Emerging Technologies, Electric Vehicles, Low-Carbon Policy, Renewable Electricity
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