Obviously, assumptions were made, in projecting out to a number like this. But, and unlike what you see from, say, right-wing propaganda mills (sorry, “conservative think tanks‘), they’re legitimate, fact-based assumptions.
The world would generate $78trn in net ‘social benefits’ by replacing coal with renewable energy, according to a new working paper from Imperial College Business School.
The net gain in switching from coal to renewable energy sources would be equivalent to about 1.2% of global GDP per year until the end of the century, according to the study. Per tonne of coal, that would represent a net gain of around $125 and $55 per tonne of avoided coal emissions. - Energy Monitor
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