The world may be on track for tripling renewables – and that's what we need

Renewable capacity will reach an estimated 7.3 2030 watts (TW) in 2030, more than doubling from 3.4 TW in 2022.

Many countries are already on track to exceed their national targets, and more ambition is achievable to bring a tripling of global renewables within reach.

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