Post-pandemic clean energies will go to the countries that serve them best
Australia is clearly well-placed to reopen with renewables, with some developing countries likely to lose out, writes Clyde Russell
21 May 2020 - 12:29
Launceston — Which commodities and countries are best placed to emerge as winners in the post-coronavirus world, especially if the anticipated boost to investment in renewables energies actually happens?
One of the themes emerging for such a world is that investment should flow into renewable energies, both as economic stimulus and as a way of limiting the impact of climate change...
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