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Experts propose clean energy global fund to propel climate treaty

A global fund or international organization could speed innovation so the energy sector can 'meet the demands' of the Paris climate treaty, an intergovernmental alliance says.

Wind turbines in Southern California
Wind turbines in Southern California (AN/Moonjazz)

GENEVA (AN) — Proponents of clean energy say a new global fund is needed to drive the creation of technology that can fulfill the 2015 Paris Agreement's goal of halting a rise in global temperatures.

A global fund or international organization could accelerate innovation enabling the energy sector "to meet the demands placed on it by the Paris climate agreement and play a positive role in the fight against climate change," the World Economic Forum, or WEF, and Mission Innovation, an alliance of 22 governments and the European Union said in a statement in late May.

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