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Digital Power 2030
In the next decade, humans will enter a new era of digital power. Renewables like wind, solar, and hydro power will replace fossil fuels as our main energy sources. Together we will drive this transformation, and build intelligent, low-carbon energy systems. The digital and energy sectors will merge on a fundamental level, creating an energy revolution, facilitating a future where data will be used to manage energy flow in the "energy-cloud".
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Predictions
All connected, all electric, and all green

Renewables will account for 65% of all electricity generation globally

6,000 GW of PV installations will be in place

Over 1.1 trillion kWh of electricity will be charged to vehicles

Renewables will power more than 80% of digital infrastructure