There is a roughly $18 trillion gap between what energy players are planning to spend between now and 2030 and what is needed to keep us on track for #netzero by 2050. Learn more about the climate investment gap and opportunities for governments, energy companies, energy users, and investors.
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1yVery interesting article Philip. The other emerging gap is the capability gap required to build the infrastructure - highly skilled tradespeople are in global demand, but with a workforce demographic that is contracting rather than expanding. This is another area that will require considered investment if we are to have the capacity to deliver a net zero capable energy system.