Fossil fuels are set to remain the dominant source of electricity across Africa over the next decade, according to a new study.
Researchers found that around 2,500 power plants are planned, enough to double electricity production by 2030.
But the authors say that less than 10% of the new power generated will come from wind or solar.
By 2030, the study suggests that coal, oil and gas will continue to dominate the generation of electricity across 54 African countries.
Climate change: Africa's green energy transition 'unlikely' this decade - BBC News
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