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The Energy Transition according to Rio Tinto, one of the world's largest mining company
Excerpts of a very documented Investor Presentation. Energy Transition to 2050 means
- electrification x2.5
- wind x16
- solar x30
- batteries x30
Lots of copper, nickel, lithium...
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- EU Agency for the Cooperation of Energy Regulators - ACER’s Preliminary Assessment of Europe's high energy prices and the current wholesale electricity market design
- On Lazard’s LCOE reports (Energy, Storage, Hydrogen)
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