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Correspondent, matt mcgrath. from lighting to heating, cooling and transport, electricity has become the world's most important energy source. but the benefits of global electrification have come at a cost to the planet. making power is the single biggest contributor to global warming, responsible for over a third of energy—related carbon emissions in 2021. even with the cost of living crisis, demand for electricity is growing rapidly all over the world. most of that growth to date has been met by burning fossil fuels. but cleaner sources, including wind, solar, nuclear and hydro, are rapidl...

Researchers say that globally, fewer fossil fuels will be used this year to produce electricity, in what's being described as a "turning point" in the battle against climate change. last year, there was more carbon emitted than ever to generate electricity. but this year, those emissions are expected to fall slightly. the reason is mainly down to the boom in renewable energy, led predominantly by china. here's the bbc�*s environment correspondent, matt mcgrath. from lighting to heating, cooling and transport, electricity has become the world's most important energy source. but the benefits o...

Drop in the use of coal, oil and gas to produce power, outside of a global recession or pandemic. why the change? well, it's mainly down to the boom in renewable energy, led predominantly by china. here's our environment correspondent, matt mcgrath. from lighting to heating, cooling and transport, electricity has become the world's most important energy source. but the benefits of global electrification have come at a cost to the planet. making power is the single biggest contributor to global warming, responsible for over a third of energy—related carbon emissions in 2021. even with the cos...