The global energy transition is accelerating, propelled by renewable energy growth and declining costs. Nevertheless, uneven progress threatens climate goals, necessitating improved infrastructure and energy efficiency. By 2050, renewable capacity needs to surge significantly, creating job opportunities but posing short-term economic challenges. Effective planning and international cooperation are vital for success.
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