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Home›general›Electrification offers an off-ramp from fossil fuels, but there is a hook
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Electrification offers an off-ramp from fossil fuels, but there is a hook

By Info60 Australia Desk•Summary of reporting by ABC News Australia•2h ago•0 views•
The Iran war is turbocharging global electrification. But experts say the global grid needs to roughly double in size, as infrastructure bottlenecks prevent a clean energy revolution.
The Iran war is turbocharging global electrification. But experts say the global grid needs to roughly double in size, as infrastructure bottlenecks prevent a clean energy revolution.
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