Despite climate commitments and expansion of renewable energy, Switzerland – like the rest of the world – is heavily reliant on fossil fuels.
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Despite climate commitments and the expansion of renewable energy, Switzerland – like the rest of the world – remains heavily reliant on fossil fuels. This series of graphs illustrates how oil and gas are used, and highlights which countries are making the most progress in the energy transition.
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