Investment

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Global Clean Energy Spending Surges to $1.8 Trillion. It’s Not Enough. 0124

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India Outpaces China in Green Investments as Renewables Surge 1224.rtf

Higher Renewables Costs, Uncertainty Require Diverse Energy Sources - Lazard 0624.rtf

IEA Expects Global Clean Energy Investment to Hit $2 Trillion in 2024 - 0624.rtf

Saudi Arabia Eyes a Future Beyond Oil 0524.rtf

Global Clean Energy Spending Surges to $1.8 Trillion. It’s Not Enough. 0124.rtf

PacifiCorp Plans 7.4 GW of Storage by 2029, 20 GW of Wind and Solar by 2032 - 0423.rtf

Biden Announces Major Aid Package to Help Egypt Transition to Clean Energy 1122.rtf

US to See Renewable Energy Boom in Wake of Historic Climate Bill 0822.rtf

Even With Biggest-Ever Climate Bill, US Lags China’s Green Spending 0822.rtf

China Triples Solar Investments as Clean Energy Push Accelerates 0522.rtf

Coal-Laden Inner Mongolia Spending $79 Billion on Renewables 0322.rtf

U.S. Clean Energy Draws Record $105 Billion of Private Investment in 2021 - 0322.rtf - add 84 GW of wind & solar by 2025. China aims for 1,200 GW of renewables. (US has about 1,100 GW total - fossil and renewable.)

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Duke Energy Plans to Exit All Coal, Double Renewables 0222.rtf

India’s Clean Energy Got More Money from Loans Than Coal for 3rd Year 1221.rtf

China Starts Round 2 of Massive Desert Renewable Energy Build 1221.rtf

Energy Transition’s Half-Trillion-Dollar Year Is Even Better than It Looks 0121.rtf

Global New Clean Energy Investment Totaled $282 Billion Last Year 0620.rtf

In Developing Nations, a Decline in Clean Energy Investment 1119.rtf

Storage, Renewables Continue to Get Cheaper, but Slower than Before – Lazard 1119.rtf

U.S. Moves Up to 2nd Most Attractive Renewables Market, after China 0518.rtf

Clean Energy Is Trouncing Oil, Gas and Coal in Trump Era 0717.rtf

China Solar, Wind to Attract $780 Billion Investment by 2030 - 0417.rtf

China to Plow $361 Billion into Renewable Energy by 2020 - 0117.rtf

India Plans Nearly 60% of Electricity Capacity from Non-Fossil Fuels by 2027 - 1216.rtf

Global Investment in Energy Falls, but Renewables Remain Strong 0916.rtf

Pacific G&E Says Clean Energy Will Replace Power from Its Last Nuclear Plant 0616.rtf

New Renewable Energy Projects Find Opportunity in Old Transmission Lines 0416.rtf

Republicans Are Warming Up to Renewable Energy 0416.rtf

China Leads, as Green Energy Investment Plans Hit Record High 0316.rtf

Have We Reached the Tipping Point for Investing in Renewable Energy? 0216.rtf

Slump in Oil Prices Drives Green Energy Takeup in Top Exporting Nations 0116.rtf

Rapid Switch to Renewable Energy Can Put Paris Climate Goals within Reach 0116.rtf

Solar and Wind Just Did the Unthinkable 0116.rtf- In 2015, more GW added & $ invested than in fossil fuel electricity, despite plunging, bargain fossil fuel prices.

Experts Predict Renewable Investment Boom, as Congress Renews Tax Credits 1215.rtf

Why 2015 Could Be Record Year for Greening US Energy 0415.rtf

U.S. Companies Pledge to Build 20 GW of Renewable Energy in India 0215.rtf

Will Falling Oil Prices Undermine Green Energy? Mostly Not. 0115.rtf

9 Reasons Not to Be Depressed about the Planet 1214.rtf

Xcel to Double Down on Renewable Energy in Minnesota 0115.rtf

$550 Billion Fossil Fuels Subsidies Hurt Renewables 1114.rtf
Wind Power Is Cheapest Energy, EU Analysis Finds 1014.rtf - see also above

Central America Opens the Door to Renewable Energy 1113.rtf

Clean Energy Investment Headed for 2nd Annual Decline 1013.rtf

Money Trail Backs the Clean Energy Revolution 0813.rtf

Japan's Renewable Energy Growth Dims, as Nuclear Seeks Comeback 0713.rtf

China Tops Global Clean Energy Table 0311.rtf