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Global data centres' electricity demand to reach 945 TWh by 2030
Global data centres' electricity demand to reach 945 TWh by 2030
Guess what will be the major driver of this increase.
Accelerating clean energy adoption can lower power costs
Solar and wind are the cheapest renewable energy options.
Southeast Asia needs at least US$200b in energy sector investment by 2030
Of this, over three-quarters should be earmarked for clean energy.
Reducing green hydrogen production costs hangs on gov’t support
Hydrogen can reduce 10% of the total emissions to meet the global net-zero target, IRENA said.
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