we ve got 20 years of continued learning, 30 years by 2050. by the time we get there, the cost of electricity will be so much cheaper than today s cost, including storage and redistribution, that actually we ll see a step up in wealth across the world and many other places coming up to the levels of wealth that we re used to in the uk, so i actually see this as a massively exciting transition. it s a daunting change, but if we embrace it, actually, this is the next transition, next step advancement for society and well being for humankind. and for the last word, danielle. so i would say i am very optimistic. knowing that prices will continue to come down, there will be more people with access to energy, living better lives, bringing more people out of poverty, because, not in spite of, this growing amount of renewable energy. creating more jobs, internationally. my only reservation would be that there are so many people
for 85%, it ll be 100% by 2050, and i see that very feasibly happening. we ve got 20 years of continued learning, 30 years by 2050. by the time we get there, the cost of electricity will be so much cheaper than today s cost, including storage and redistribution, that actually we ll see a step up in wealth across the world and many other places coming up to the levels of wealth that we re used to in the uk, so i actually see this as a massively exciting transition. it s a daunting change, but if we embrace it, actually, this is the next transition, next step advancement for society and well being for humankind. and for the last word, danielle. so i would say i am very optimistic, knowing that prices will continue to come down, there will be more people with access to energy, living better lives, bringing more people out of poverty, because, not in spite of, this growing amount of renewable energy. creating more jobs, internationally.
so much cheaper than today s cost, including storage and redistribution, that actually we ll see a step up in wealth across the world and many other places coming up to the levels of wealth that we re used to in the uk, so i actually see this as a massively exciting transition. it s a daunting change, but if we embrace it, actually, this is the next transition, next step advancement for society and well being for humankind. and for the last word, danielle. so i would say i am very optimistic, knowing that prices will continue to come down, there will be more people with access to energy, living better lives, bringing more people out of poverty, because, not in spite of, this growing amount of renewable energy. creating morejobs, internationally. my only reservation would be that there are so many people in the world who either think this is purely a technology issue, which is separate from their life, or something that they don t need
will be 100% by 2050, and i see that very feasibly happening. we ve got 20 years of continued learning, 30 years by 2050. by the time we get there, the cost of electricity will be so much cheaper than today s cost, including storage and redistribution, that actually we ll see a step up in wealth across the world and many other places coming up to the levels of wealth that we re used to in the uk, so i actually see this as a massively exciting transition. it s a daunting change but if we embrace it, actually, this is the next transition, next step advancement for society and well being for humankind. and for the last word, danielle. so i would say i am very optimistic, knowing that prices will continue to come down, there will be more people with access to energy, living better lives, bringing more people out of poverty, because, not in spite of, this growing amount of renewable energy.
thank you. henry. and i m, you might argue, over optimistic. firstly we shouldn t just aim for 85%, it ll be 100% by 2050, and i see that very feasibly happening. we ve got 20 years of continued learning, 30 years by 2050. by the time we get there, the cost of electricity will be so much cheaper than today s cost, including storage and redistribution, that actually we ll see a step up in wealth across the world and many other places coming up to the levels of wealth that we re used to in the uk, so i actually see this as a massively exciting transition. it s a daunting change, but if we embrace it, actually, this is the next transition, next step advancement for society and well being for humankind. and for the last word, danielle. so i would say i am very optimistic, knowing that prices will continue to come down, there will be more people with access to energy, living better lives,