DUBAI -- Asian economies will be under renewed pressure to cut coal and boost their green-power targets after nearly 120 nations pledged to triple renewable energy capacity in just seven years, analysts say.
On the weekend, the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP28) saw a milestone pact to supercharge the world's installed renewable energy infrastructure by 2030. The International Energy Agency called it the "single most important lever" to curb carbon emissions and avoid a tipping point in global warming.
