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ARTICLE · 20 OCTOBER 2020

Solar, So Good

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The IEA published its World Energy Outlook 2020 ("WEO") on Friday (with the linked Carbon Brief summary following quickly on its heels).

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The IEA published its World Energy Outlook 2020 ("WEO") on Friday (with the linked Carbon Brief summary following quickly on its heels).  As well as outlining the uncertainty and turbulence caused by Covid-19, the IEA also reports on a structural decline of coal and a major rise in renewables.  

Whilst the WEO contains detailed analysis of the global energy system, or specific note for landowners may be  both the abandonment of any modelling around a "business as usual" scenario, which reaffirms the changes that are likely to be coming with the agricultural and environmental bills when they arrive and also the emphasis that the "cheapest electricity in history" is now offered by the world's best solar power schemes.  

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