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  1. 11 Aug 2020

    Non-fossil share of electricity generation by country from

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  2. 13 Jun 2018

    Very striking chart

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  3. Oct 29

    Largest 10-year deployments of Coal, Gas & Oil electricity generation.

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  4. Jul 17

    Per-capita solar generation (Top 10) via BP Statistical Review of World Energy 2021

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  5. 18 Jun 2020

    I spent two days digging into the latest and found these fascinating insights 🧵Thread with charts📈📊 1) Clean electricity sources matched global coal power for the first time on record in 2019

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  6. 19 Jun 2019

    Always great to see my friend Spencer Dale at the and even better to hear that & will be part of the solution to meet the !

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  7. 26 Mar 2019

    Spencer Dale explores the forces shaping the global energy transition. Find out more about BP’s Energy Outlook report here:   |

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  8. 11 Jun 2019

    BP’s yearly review of energy consumption published 2018 data points today. No surprise: Our Joule-hungry world continues to demand more of all sources.

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  9. 21 Jun 2019

    What would have had to happen to keep power sector CO₂ emissions at 2015 levels: * Solar / wind would have had to grow twice as fast since 2015 (~size of China & US capacity in 2018); or * Replace 10% of coal in power sector with gas, essentially a 10% drop in coal!

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  10. 17 Jun 2020

    New data from confirms that wind & PV are leading the ↘️ in CO2 emissions of the power sector in Europe. Period 2008-2019: Fossil generation: Coal: -397 TWh (-37%) Oil: -67 TWh Gas: -144 TWh Low-carbon: Nuclear: -127 TWh Hydro: +39 TWh Wind & solar: +598 TWh (+350%)

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  11. 21 Feb 2018

    key slide from energy outlook 2018 sees demand by 2040

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  12. 20 Jun 2019

    Global power generation grew 3.7% in 2018, one of the strongest rates in 20 years: * The developing world, particularly China & India, drove 80% of the increase * The US had an unexpected 3.7% growth, driven by weather * Renewables were behind 30% of the increase 1/

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  13. 13 Jun 2018

    BP today releases its 67th Statistical Review of World Energy – the definitive guide to what went down (and up) in 2017. Got a question for our Chief Economist, Spencer Dale? Tweet us with

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  14. 15 Feb 2019

    BP Energy Outlook: The transition to a lower-carbon fuel mix continues, led by renewables and natural gas

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  15. 31 Aug 2018

    [] 3⃣6⃣7⃣0⃣,4⃣ Bcm de ont été consommés dans le monde 🗺️en 2⃣0⃣1⃣7⃣selon

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  16. 22 Jun 2019

    The share of non-fossil fuels in the power mix has moved only slowly, despite rapid growth in solar & wind. The non-fossil share declined from 1998 (nuclear), but in 2018 it has now returned (solar/wind) to its 1998 value next to coal!

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  17. Jul 28

    Tune in tomorrow!

    Thrilled to host , the Chief US Economist , and a Fellow tomorrow. Join us!
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  18. 11 Jun 2019

    Saudi Arabia's proved reserves are 11% higher than previously thought, according to the latest estimates by . Robert Perkins reports:

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  19. 20 Feb 2018

    CEO Bob Dudley gives 🗝 insights from new outlook 1️⃣ more energy 2️⃣ lower costs 3️⃣ fewer emissions

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  20. 4 Sep 2018

    [] 9⃣1⃣, 2⃣ Bcm de ont été produits par l'Algérie 🇩🇿en 2⃣0⃣1⃣7⃣selon . Le pays est le 1⃣er producteur d'Afrique🌍

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