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For the first time more than 40 percent of the planet’s electricity was generated by zero -carbon sources — 14 percent from solar and wind.
In 2023 , nearly 91 percent of net power capacity additions worldwide were from solar or wind.
China continued to dominate new renewables investments, despite less expensive equipment leading to a four percent decline.
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