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COP31 Host Calls for One-Third Global Energy from Electricity by 2035

COP31 Host Calls for One-Third Global Energy from Electricity by 2035

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Turkey's energy minister, hosting COP31, has urged the global community to source one-third of total energy demand from electricity by 2035 to accelerate decarbonization. This target addresses a critical gap: while renewables now supply roughly one-third of global electricity, transport, heating, and industrial sectors remain heavily dependent on fossil fuels. The initiative signals a strategic pivot toward electrification as a primary decarbonization mechanism heading into this year's UN climate negotiations.

This is a brief summary of reporting originally published by The Guardian - Energy. Read the full article for the complete story:

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