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A mighty prediction for future investment in clean energy. That number? It’s a mighty - oh so mighty - $7 trillion by 2030. Unsurprisingly, CERA reckons the big drivers for the investment are public policy changes, the rising cost of fossil fuels and green tech becoming mainstream.

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Great to see the industry getting such financial support.
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Indeed and I think we haven't even seen the renewable energy boom yet. What we are seeing is still near the beginning of its glorious years that lay ahead.
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