Action on Energy Demand Could Boost Growth, Save Economies $2 Trillion a Year and Cut Greenhouse Gas Emissions, Say Global CEOs
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A new World Economic Forum (WEF) study suggests that reducing energy demand intensity can unlock annual savings of at least USD 2 trillion for the global economy by the end of this decade. This can also boost growth and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The report, supported by over 120 global CEOs, suggests that the right policy frameworks can unlock growth, productivity, save companies cash, deliver a competitive advantage, and reduce emissions.
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