A University of Exeter and Earthshot Prize report identifies clean electricity as the highest-leverage environmental transition, with cheaper solar and wind already reinforcing wider shifts in transport, heating and industry. It also notes barriers: slow grids, planning delays and too little investment in Africa despite its solar resources.
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Clean electricity identified as key trigger for climate progress

THE GUARDIAN

A University of Exeter and Earthshot Prize report identifies clean electricity as the highest-leverage environmental transition, with cheaper solar and wind already reinforcing wider shifts in transport, heating and industry. It also notes barriers: slow grids, planning delays and too little investment in Africa despite its solar resources.

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