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Clean Primary Energy Share Has Increased 1,6% Since 2020

Primary energy consumption data reported by Our World in Data utilizes the substitution method to account fossil fuel consumption inefficiencies. It's not the most precise method but still a better representation than not accounting the fossil fuel inefficiencies at all. 

Last decade our clean energy consumption market share increased 2.58%. The pace has significantly increased and during the first three years we have increased the clean energy share by 1.55%. I'm using the visualization to highlight the scale of energy transition which is still ahead of us.

We can do it. Incremental progress during the last decade has been crucial and now the clean energy deployment can accelerate but we have to remind ourselves how precious resource the clean energy continue to be.

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