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World currently depends on 25 per cent of low-emission sources for its energy requirements

WMO calls for doubling of electricity from clean energy sources within the next 8 years to chance in the sharply rising temperatures.

Limiting the global temperature rise would require doubling renewable energy production over the next eight years, according to the World Meteorological Organisation (WMO).

The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) conducted its annual multi-agency State of Climate Services report with a focus on energy this year.

The world is currently in the midst of an energy crisis prompted by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The war has decreased the gas supply to Europe, leading to fears of a winter of blackouts and shortages. 

Petteri Taalas says the war in Ukraine will accelerate our transition to renewable energy.

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Kremlin spokesman says US 'already bogged down in this affair,' only making conflict 'longer and more painful for the Ukrainian side'

The head of the U.N. weather agency says the war in Ukraine “may be seen as a blessing” from a climate perspective because it is accelerating the development of and investment in green energies in the long term, even though fossil fuels are being used at a time of high demand now

GENEVA (AP) -- The head of the U.N. weather agency says the war in Ukraine "may be seen as a blessing" from a climate perspective because it is