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Holding global warming in check requires tripling renewable power, the International Energy Agency says.

Six young people are preparing to take 32 European nations to court to try to force them to do more to reduce their emissions. The claimants from Portugal, who are aged between 11 and 24, say they were driven to act after wildfires in their country in 2017 that killed more than 100 people. What's been described as the world's largest climate legal action coincides with calls from the International Energy Agency for a significant reduction in fossil fuel use.

Surveys of Canadians have repeatedly shown that a majority would choose to prevent the bad things caused by climate change. Politicians think we won't make sacrifices. Maybe we won't have to.

The latest news on the Middle Easts oil and gas industries

An update to the International Energy Agency’s Net Zero Roadmap shows that solar power and EVs are booming but that more action is needed to reduce fossil fuel emissions.

IEA says route to net zero requires more cash and less politics

By 2050, the energy group said, fossil fuel demand would have to tumble by 80% to achieve the latest net-zero goals.

In an update to its Net Zero Roadmap, published in 2021, the International Energy Agency says the role of nuclear power has been revised upwards given recent policy support. In the updated net-zero emissions scenario, nuclear generating capacity reaches 916 GWe in 2050, up from the 812 GWe given in the 2021 version.

On the Path to Decarbonization, Expedia Group Announces 2040 Net Zero ...

IEA’s Fatih Birol says uptake of solar power and EVs is in line with net zero goal but rich countries must hasten their broader plans