According to a new report, last year, the global transition to low -carbon energy invested more than $ 2 trillion.
Experts say that this may sound a positive result, but it is still good when needed.
Countries and companies around the world are investing and developing cleaner power and infrastructure to meet the climate goals under the Paris agreement, but experts say that the number of Bloomberg News Agency on Thursday needs to be significantly improved.
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Bloomberg's energy annual investment trend report states that the current investment level only accounts for the investment level required for the right track.
From 2025 to 2030, the global energy transition requires an average of $ 56 trillion each year in order to achieve zero emissions in the middle of this century.
The report states that, driven by renewable energy, grids and electrified transportation and energy storage investment, investment in low -carbon energy transitions increased by 11 % last year to reach a record of $ 2.1 trillion.
Growth rate slow
However, the growth rate increased by 24-29 % over the previous three years.
The largest investment market is mainland China, accounting for $ 818 billion in investment, an increase of 20 % over 2023.
US President Donald Trump's first operation to return to the office last week was Exit the Paris Climate AgreementThis will slow down the speed of US international climate funds and increase the opportunity of global warming upgrades.
Albert Cheung, deputy CEO of Bloomberg, said: “There are more things that need to be done, especially in emerging areas such as industrial decarbon, hydrogen and carbon capture to achieve net zero goals worldwide.”
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