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Philippa Nuttall Friday, 21 October 2022

Poorer countries struggling with debt may not have access to electricity, let alone be in a position to decarbonise. Renewed efforts on climate finance are therefore crucial to the clean energy transition, says a leading academic. Philippa Nuttall reports.

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