Koran Jakarta | G20 Agrees to Triple Renewable Energy Capacity

The leaders of the G20 countries, on Saturday (9/9), agreed to triple the global renewable energy capacity by 2030 as a necessity to gradually phase out coal-fired power plants but failed to set a primary climate target.

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