The global goal to triple renewable energy by 2030 is hindered by the post-pandemic global economy. High interest rates, higher upfront costs for renewables, and increased borrowing costs make it harder to fund new projects. To cover these costs, the agreed price of electricity flowing to the grid is often raised. Costs for electric cables, power turbines, construction materials, and services are also rising. Read The Rest at :
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