Translated Materials from the Global Clean Power Report

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Translated Materials from the Global Clean Power Report

Private investments in G-20 clean power projects could total $2.3 trillion by 2020, according to Global Clean Power: A $2.3 Trillion Opportunity, a report released by the Pew Environment Group.  Every G-20 member can compete more effectively by adopting strong clean energy policies.

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