Environment
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Green Power: Renewable Energy Capacity Had a 45% Rise Amidst the Pandemic
In 2020 the world's renewable energy capacity jumped 45% to 280 gigawatts in spite of the pandemic, part of "an unusual boom" in solar and wind energy, as stated by a new report from the International Energy Agency
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