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View: Ramping up energy efficiency ambitions in the G20 and beyond Agencies The slow pace of improvement in energy efficiency is a major missed opportunity for the global community. Synopsis The energy crisis is a strong reminder of the importance of energy efficiency. As global momentum grows, G20 countries have an opportunity to raise the ambition on energy efficiency, deliver on Sustainable Development Goal 7.3, and unlock many climate and development benefits. By Damilola Ogunbiyi , ET CONTRIBUTORS Jul 21, 2023, 06:36:00 PM IST Follow us Energy efficiency is the cornerstone of a just and e
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