Emissions trend likely to reverse in 2025


DNV, a Norwegian risk management company, finds global emissions likely have peaked, but the transition to clean energy remains “too slow”. — Reuters

OSLO: The world is choking from emissions more than ever but that trend is set to reverse starting next year as the cost of solar panels and batteries crowd out coal and stunt the growth of oil, says a new report.

DNV, a Norwegian risk management company, finds global emissions likely have peaked, but the transition to clean energy remains “too slow”.

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