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The International Energy Agency said that disruptions in fuel markets, the need to strengthen energy security and reduce reliance on fuels, and falling costs are driving the growth of renewable energy—particularly solar—in emerging and developing countries. Renewables currently account for about one-third of global electricity generation, and the agency expects their share to approach half over the next five years. It also forecasts that around 4,800 gigawatts of renewable capacity will be added worldwide between 2026 and 2031, nearly 60% more than in the previous six years.
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