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How gas interests slowed Chile’s clean energy transition

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Chile holds itself out as a global leader on climate change. Nearly 22% of Chile’s electricity is generated by solar and wind farms, putting it far ahead of both the global average, 10%, and the United States, at 13%. It was one of the first countries to declare a target for renewable energy, in 2008.

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How gas interests slowed Chile's clean energy transition

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How gas interests slowed Chile's clean energy transition

Chile holds itself out as a global leader on climate change

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How gas interests slowed Chile's clean energy transition

Chile holds itself out as a global leader on climate change

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How gas interests slowed Chile's clean energy transition

RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — Chile holds itself out as a global leader on climate change. Nearly 22% of Chile’s electricity is generated by solar and wind farms, putting it far ahead of both the global average, 10%, and the United States, at 13%. It was one of the first countries to declare a target for renewable energy, in 2008. Yet even as solar farms have spread across the north and center of the long, narrow nation, imported natural gas, a pollutin…

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