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COP31 electric power target sparks row over cutting fossil fuel use

11/10/2026, 5:33:02 PM

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While hosts Türkiye push for countries to increase electrification of global energy use, Australia is pushing for more households to be fitted with solar panels.

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COP31 electric power target sparks row over cutting fossil fuel use.
While hosts Türkiye push for countries to increase electrification of global energy use, Australia is pushing for more households to be fitted with solar panels.
While hosts Türkiye push for countries to increase electrification of global energy use, Australia is pushing for more households to be fitted with solar panels.

While hosts Türkiye push for countries to increase electrification of global energy use, Australia is pushing for more households to be fitted with solar panels.

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