Energy Institute releases annual report on global energy consumption

❗️By 2023, almost 92% of🌍population has access to electricity while #RenewableEnergy grew by almost 13% & int'l public fund to support developing countries' clean energy grew by 27% from 2022. But are they enough to meet #SDG7? See more data & insights▶️bit.ly/40nmG2b pic.x.com/6M8NCAAEnc

UK @EnergyInstitute has published its annual Statistical Review of World Energy. Lots of good data, but to me, one headline: Last year, 60% of the world's **incremental** energy demand was covered by fossil fuels despite the fast growth in renewables. www.energyinst.org/exploring-energy/resources/news-centre/media-releases/renewables-soar,-but-fossil-fuels-continue-to-rise-as-global-electricity-demand-hits-record-levels

Renewables are booming, but electrification lags in OECD. ⚡️ While countries like Germany & Chile boost solar/wind, electrification rates are slow, unlike China's rapid growth. New @ember-energy.org report ember-energy.org/latest-insights/the-electrification-imperative/?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email pic.x.com/BDGCSSu2uR

Heriot-Watt economists contribute to landmark energy industry publication - Dr Erkal Ersoy, an Assistant Professor of Economics at Heriot-Watt's Edinburgh Business School. Dr Ersoy said he had been the co-Principal ... - ift.tt/iq0C3mX