Even IEA says coal boom is dead & renewables will account for 60% of global power production by 2040.http://reneweconomy.com.au/even-iea-says-coal-boom-is-dead-hails-the-solar-age-96994/ …
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Notoriously unreliable website. The New Policy Scenario sees 40% electricity coming from renewables in 2040, up from 24% now. And even if 100%, it would reduce CO₂e emissions by less than one-third.pic.twitter.com/89J4mjGH2C
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yes, chart is in percent
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Notice the brief plateau around 1880-1920 when use of wind and solar for electricity were discovered and huge effort went into harnessing them in distributed power systems. Died out when vastly superior grids came along.
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Maybe 1900 to 1930 looking at it.
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The EU predicted the price of onshore wind would be €80 by 2030. This week it auctioned in Germany for €38.https://unearthed.greenpeace.org/2017/11/24/germany-onshore-wind-price-just-plummeted/ …
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At least they can in a heavily industrialised country as Germany. Even in a shorter time frame. Yes still electricity. But Wind 2nd source and still moving upward. https://www.energy-charts.de/energy_de.htm?source=all-sources&period=annual&year=all …pic.twitter.com/UOf88I17lp
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Just to clarify, nearly all of the "renewables" contribution from 1850 to 1900 shown in this chart was from wood. Yes?
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yes, and 70% of renewables today is still from biomasspic.twitter.com/MjXQKvQtFN
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