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Futurist, Writer and Researcher, now retired, former freelance writer for new technology ventures. Former President & CEO of Len Rosen Marketing Inc., a marketing consulting firm focused on...

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The International Energy Agency (IEA) in its latest report “Energy to 2050: Scenarios for a Sustainable Future,” analyzes “the intersection between energy and climate change mitigation.” It describes the transition as fraught with challenges because new energy infrastructure to replace our fossil-fuel-based norms will take time to develop and “longer to reach…maximum market share.” Hence, a thirty to fifty-year view takes us the earliest beyond 2050 and as late as the 2070s. The United Nations 2050 target date for us globally to achieve net-zero emissions from all human activities is forgotten in this analysis and its conclusions.

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Matt Chester on Oct 28, 2022

The timing of this is compelling with COP27 around the corner (no doubt done intentionally). Will be curious to see how this guides the conversations set to take place in Egypt next month. 

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