Is the Energy Transition, Net Zero Possible?

Skeptics have questioned whether hitting 2050 net-zero ambitions can be accomplished. However, some countries are giving others hope

Portugal and Brazil are two that come to mind when it comes to electricity generation for Miguel Stilwell d’Andrade, the CEO of EDP, a global utility company and energy producer that aims to be all green by 2030. About “65% of Portugal’s energy mix is already renewables: wind, solar and hydro,” d’Andrade said during a recent energy transition conference in New York City. “Clearly, it probably could reach about 80% by 2025,” he said noting that Iberia, in general, has a high percentage of renewables, “close to 50%.”

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