World Energy Outlook Special Report
Sustainable Recovery – Analysis - IEA
Download might be ~250 pages
Since the scale of the economic crisis began to emerge, the IEA has been leading the calls for governments to make the recovery as sustainable and resilient as possible. This means immediately addressing the core issues of global recession and soaring unemployment – and doing so in a way that also takes into account the key challenge of building cleaner and more secure energy systems.
As they design economic recovery plans, policy makers are having to make enormously consequential decisions in a very short space of time. These decisions will shape economic and energy infrastructure for decades to come and will almost certainly determine whether the world has a chance of meeting its long-term energy and climate goals.
The Sustainable Recovery Plan set out in this report shows governments have a unique opportunity today to boost economic growth, create millions of new jobs and put global greenhouse gas emissions into structural decline. This work was done in collaboration with the International Monetary Fund.
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Governments have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to reboot their economies and bring a wave of new employment opportunities while accelerating the shift to a more resilient and cleaner energy future.
Dr Fatih Birol
IEA Executive Director
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Here is a clean Technica review ~ 22min.
There is NO single transportation solution. It all depends on ... Walk, Bike, 2 or 3 wheel motorized Bikes, Trams, Trolleys, Light Rail, SubWays, Highways, Rail, Hyperloop, Planes side note: travel time (speed) depends on distance & number of stops You need longer distance to accelerate and every stop adds time.
Sustainable Recovery – Analysis - IEA
Download might be ~250 pages
Since the scale of the economic crisis began to emerge, the IEA has been leading the calls for governments to make the recovery as sustainable and resilient as possible. This means immediately addressing the core issues of global recession and soaring unemployment – and doing so in a way that also takes into account the key challenge of building cleaner and more secure energy systems.
As they design economic recovery plans, policy makers are having to make enormously consequential decisions in a very short space of time. These decisions will shape economic and energy infrastructure for decades to come and will almost certainly determine whether the world has a chance of meeting its long-term energy and climate goals.
The Sustainable Recovery Plan set out in this report shows governments have a unique opportunity today to boost economic growth, create millions of new jobs and put global greenhouse gas emissions into structural decline. This work was done in collaboration with the International Monetary Fund.
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Governments have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to reboot their economies and bring a wave of new employment opportunities while accelerating the shift to a more resilient and cleaner energy future.
Dr Fatih Birol
IEA Executive Director
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
Here is a clean Technica review ~ 22min.
There is NO single transportation solution. It all depends on ... Walk, Bike, 2 or 3 wheel motorized Bikes, Trams, Trolleys, Light Rail, SubWays, Highways, Rail, Hyperloop, Planes side note: travel time (speed) depends on distance & number of stops You need longer distance to accelerate and every stop adds time.
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