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Strategies to allocate scarce renewable resources With the growing demand for greener alternatives, the competition for renewable resources has intensified We must address fair distribution, supply chain solutions, technological advancements, policies and the importance of investment and partnerships to accelerate the allocation of renewable resources by 2030 Industry specialization and equitable allocation provide a blueprint for
Stepping up renewable energy capacity in the MENA region | World . . . COP28 saw 125 countries across the world commit to tripling renewable energy capacity by 2030 Growth in wind and solar capacity can make the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region a clean energy and green hydrogen hub But MENA currently lags behind its global peers in this field, according to a World Economic Forum report
Renewable energy could power the world by 2050. Here’s what that future . . . The roadmaps call for these countries, which are collectively responsible for 99 7% of global CO2 emissions, to switch to 100% clean, renewable wind, water and solar power no later than 2050, with at least 80% renewables by 2030 The study divides all the planet’s countries into 24 regions which can work together on grid stability and energy storage solutions, so energy demand matches supply
Japans efforts to harness local energy supports communities Japan’s actively working to utilize domestic resources and expand regional energy cooperation These efforts align with the World Economic Forum's Clean Power, Grids and Electrification initiative, accelerating the transition to clean energy
5 trends shaping the energy world in 2025 | World Economic Forum 2 Capital allocation and finance Investment in the supply of energy and natural resources will reach record levels in 2025, with spend exceeding $1 5 trillion over our forecasts, up 6% in real terms on 2024 The forecast is for capital investment across power and renewables (excluding wires), upstream oil and gas and metals and mining