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  • Growth of wind and solar energy share demonstrates different dynamics between the initial phases of adoption as compared with the advanced stages. Cherp et al. study the growth dynamics of renewable energy and show that laggards may continue to struggle to achieve high growth rates despite learning from early adopters’ experience.

    • Aleh Cherp
    • Vadim Vinichenko
    • Jessica Jewell
    Research
    Nature Energy
    Volume: 6, P: 742-754

  • Carbon capture and storage is a key component of mitigation scenarios, yet its feasibility is debated. An analysis based on historical trends in policy-driven technologies, current plans and their failure rates shows that a number of 2 °C pathways are feasible, but most 1.5 °C pathways are not.

    • Tsimafei Kazlou
    • Aleh Cherp
    • Jessica Jewell
    ResearchOpen Access
    Nature Climate Change
    Volume: 14, P: 1047-1055

  • To limit warming, a rapid reduction in coal use is needed. Early retirement of coal power plants by members of the Powering Past Coal Alliance, which includes mainly wealthy countries that use little coal, would have a modest climate impact. Prospects for expanding the Alliance are examined.

    • Jessica Jewell
    • Vadim Vinichenko
    • Aleh Cherp
    Research
    Nature Climate Change
    Volume: 9, P: 592-597

  • Economically optimal climate strategies may be politically less feasible because they need strong collective action. Fortunately, achieving climate goals through more realistic differentiated policies may not be much more expensive.

    • Aleh Cherp
    News & Views
    Nature Climate Change
    Volume: 11, P: 722-723