The United States will decarbonize the energy sector, including by cutting energy waste; shifting to carbon pollution-free electricity; electrifying and driving efficiency in vehicles, buildings, and parts of industry; and scaling up new energy sources and carriers such as carbon-free hydrogen. Actions to be pursued include, for example:. Electricity: The
The United States will decarbonize the energy sector, including by cutting energy waste; shifting to carbon pollution-free electricity; electrifying and driving efficiency in vehicles, buildings, and parts of industry; and scaling up new energy sources and carriers such as carbon-free hydrogen. Actions to be pursued include, for example:. Electricity: The United States has set a goal to reach 100 percent carbon pollution-free electricity by 2035, which could be achieved through multiple cost-effective technology and investment pathways, each resulting in meaningful emissions reductions in this decade.
"Decarbonize the energy sector, including by cutting energy waste" "Electrifying and driving efficiency in vehicles, buildings, and parts of industry" "Shifting to carbon pollution-free electricity "The United States has set a goal to reach 100 percent carbon pollution-free electricity by 2035." scaling up new energy sources and carriers such as carbon-free hydrogen"
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