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Thanks for sharing the article.
There is a misunderstanding here between investment rate and the share of renewable energy produced in developing countries. I think this guy summarizes well why switching to renewable energy is difficult in the southern hemisphere www.linkedin.com/posts/nj-ayu...
There is a misunderstanding here between investment rate and the share of renewable energy produced in developing countries. I think this guy summarizes well why switching to renewable energy is difficult in the southern hemisphere www.linkedin.com/posts/nj-ayu...
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May 21, 2024 at 7:16 PM
Thanks for sharing the article.
There is a misunderstanding here between investment rate and the share of renewable energy produced in developing countries. I think this guy summarizes well why switching to renewable energy is difficult in the southern hemisphere www.linkedin.com/posts/nj-ayu...
There is a misunderstanding here between investment rate and the share of renewable energy produced in developing countries. I think this guy summarizes well why switching to renewable energy is difficult in the southern hemisphere www.linkedin.com/posts/nj-ayu...
None of these. Energy transition view from well developed countries is unfortunately too disconnected from the rest of the world's reality and needs
- Most countries are autocracies
- They have to deal with fast growing populations with low income levels
- Their infrastructures are not fit for RE
- Most countries are autocracies
- They have to deal with fast growing populations with low income levels
- Their infrastructures are not fit for RE
May 20, 2024 at 8:33 AM
None of these. Energy transition view from well developed countries is unfortunately too disconnected from the rest of the world's reality and needs
- Most countries are autocracies
- They have to deal with fast growing populations with low income levels
- Their infrastructures are not fit for RE
- Most countries are autocracies
- They have to deal with fast growing populations with low income levels
- Their infrastructures are not fit for RE