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"The cycle tightens."
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"India, Indonesia, and Nigeria combined will add more AC units in the next decade than exist in all of Europe today."
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"AC demand in the Global South will grow 3–4× by 2050, according to the International Energy Agency."
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"Most new capacity in Asia still comes from coal."
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"AC demand becomes a lever for resource nationalism: governments in Nigeria, Indonesia, and India can demand higher prices for coal, minerals, and rare earths because the energy market is inelastic."
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"Efficiency gains are swallowed by rising demand—a phenomenon economists call the Jevons paradox."
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