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    Global energy demand and carbon emissions will continue growing alongside economic expansion in the coming decades, requiring immediate action to limit temperature rise. While renewables will expand, they cannot offset enough CO2 alone. Realizing major efficiency gains in both energy production and consumption through significant investment and cross-sector collaboration is essential to achieve necessary CO2 reductions.

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    Global energy demand and carbon emissions will continue growing alongside economic expansion in the coming decades, requiring immediate action to limit temperature rise. While renewables will expand, they cannot offset enough CO2 alone. Realizing major efficiency gains in both energy production and consumption through significant investment and cross-sector collaboration is essential to achieve necessary CO2 reductions.

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    Global energy demand and carbon emissions will continue growing alongside economic expansion in the coming decades, requiring immediate action to limit temperature rise. While renewables will expand, they cannot offset enough CO2 alone. Realizing major efficiency gains in both energy production and consumption through significant investment and cross-sector collaboration is essential to achieve necessary CO2 reductions.

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    Source: IEA

    Source: BP

    Source: IEA
    Source: IEA

    The coming decades serve as an inflection point for international policy regulators. The world economy will continue to grow. Demand for more
    energy will grow alongside global GDP. The time is now to act on limiting carbon emissions. While renewables will continue to grow, they will not
    be able to offset enough CO2 emissions in order to keep global temperatures within two degrees Celsius. The bulk of reductions in CO2
    reductions must come from realizing efficiency gains in both the production and consumption of energy. Realizing substantial gains in efficiency
    will require immediate and significant investment paired with higher levels of collaboration among industry, government and society at large.

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