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IEA: India’s solar power generation could rival coal by 2040

India’s solar energy output could match coal-fired power within 20 years, but the country’s clean energy sector may need US$1.4 trillion in additional funding to ensure a “sustainable growth path”.
Read more: https://www.pv-tech.org/iea-india-solar-power-coal-2040/
Cyclones reduce India’s wind power generation

The risk of damage to turbines from cyclones has cut India’s electricity output, despite a longer windy season.
Read more: https://climatenewsnetwork.net/cyclones-reduce-indias-wind-power-generation/
Global: 6 Signs of Progress Since the Adoption of the Paris Agreement

Since the adoption of the landmark Paris Agreement on climate change in 2015, global momentum to tackle the climate crisis has been building.
Read more: https://www.wri.org/blog/2020/12/paris-agreement-progress-climate-action
Global - IEA: Renewable generation rose during pandemic onset, coal declined

The International Energy Agency (IEA) has released new data that shows coal-fired power generation has suffered the most in COVID-19’s effect on energy use, while renewable energy use continued to surge.
Read more: http://econews.com.au/64624/iea-renewable-generation-rose-during-pandemic-onset-coal-declined/
Global - Fossil fuels: Heading down, but not yet out

Renewable energy is making rapid inroads into the market, but fossil fuels still wield enormous global influence.
Read more: https://climatenewsnetwork.net/fossil-fuels-heading-down-but-not-yet-out/
Status of Power System Transformation 2017
The Status of Power System Transformation 2017 report provides an overview of current trends that are ongoing across the globe, with a focus on the integration of renewables and local grid development. The report examines a broad set of recent concrete power system interventions. A framework for assessing the status of power system transformation is also introduced, and is applied to selected countries: Indonesia, South Africa, Mexico and Australia. This report can inform stakeholders of the dynamic changes that are occurring in power systems around the world and provide insight into measures that can help to overcome new challenges.
Read more: https://www.iea.org/publications/freepublications/publication/StatusofPowerSystemTransformation2017.pdf