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A new study by Oxford Univerity shows that a fast transition to clean energy is cheaper than slow or no transition.

A rapid transition away from a fossil-fuel based energy system to a renewable-dependent one would actually save the world trillions of dollars by 2050. 

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An Oxford University study claims that switching from fossil fuels to renewable energy might save the world $12 trillion (£10.2 trillion) by the year 2050.

New research demonstrates that a shift to approximately 100% clean energy by 2050 translates to lower energy system costs than a fossil fuel system while simultaneously delivering more energy to the international economy and increasing energy access to more people worldwide.

Switching from fossil fuels to renewable energy could save the world as much as US$12 trillion (NZ$20t) by 2050, an Oxford University study says.

At least $12 trillion could be saved globally by switching to a decarbonised energy system by around 2050, a peer-reviewed study by Oxford University researchers has found.

There is a 'pervasive misconception' that clean energy transition will be more costly than remaining dependent on fossil fuels, researchers warn

A new study from business and environmental researchers at Oxford University disputes the notion that a strategy to transition global power generation