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The 165-year reign of oil is coming to an end But will we ever be able to live without it?

The 165-year reign of oil is coming to an end But will we ever be able to live without it?
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United kingdomUnited statesSaudi arabiaFredric bauerDavid macdonaldCharles nordhoffEluke kempFemke nijsseJodi shermanDepartment of engineeringUniversity of exeterYale program on healthcare environmental sustainabilityUniversity of cambridgeCentre for the study of existential riskOrganization for economicBp energy outlook

Rapid proliferation may mean solar energy could have passed tipping point , say researchers

The renewable power source may see widespread adoption even without additional policies supporting renewable energy, according to the study.

United kingdomUnited arab emiratesFemke nijsseAjay mathurVibhuti gargGreen hydrogenInstitute for energy economicsInternational renewable energy agencyInternational solar allianceUniversity of exeterWorld energy outlookInternational energy agencyNature communicationsGlobal southInternational renewable energyGlobal north

New Solar study: 50% of global power by 2050, even without more ambitious climate policies

New Solar study: 50% of global power by 2050, even without more ambitious climate policies
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United statesFemke nijsseNadia ameliJean francois mercureUniversity of exeterNadia ameli is principal researchLecturer at global systems instituteInstitute for sustainable resourcesWorld energy outlookNature communicationsInternational energy agencyEnergy outlookQinghai provinceAtacama desertNorth americaPrincipal research fellow

Solar panel advances will see millions abandon electrical grid, scientists predict

Solar energy costs have fallen 90 per cent over the last decade, while new discoveries have seen efficiency rates rise

Baden wübergUnited kingdomFelix creutzigMax kleinebrahmFemke nijsseUniversity of exeterKarlsruhe institute of technologyMercator research institute on global commonsUniversity college londonKarlsruhe instituteBerlin based mercator research instituteGlobal commonsClimate change

Solar panel advances will see millions abandon electrical grid, scientists predict

Solar energy costs have fallen 90 per cent over the last decade, while new discoveries have seen efficiency rates rise

Baden wübergUnited kingdomMax kleinebrahmFemke nijsseFelix creutzigUniversity of exeterMercator research institute on global commonsKarlsruhe institute of technologyUniversity college londonKarlsruhe instituteBerlin based mercator research instituteGlobal commonsClimate change