Recent developments in renewable energy policy include the UK's Energy Act 2023, which aims to enhance energy security and support net zero ambitions while making long-term household bills more affordable through increased competition and smart appliances [4]. Globally, the IEA reports that governments are now earmarking nearly USD 2 trillion for clean energy investments, with a focus on policies that promote renewable deployment, including carbon pricing and eliminating fossil fuel subsidies [2][10]. Additionally, the COP28 pledge emphasizes the urgent need to triple global renewable capacity by 2030 and improve energy efficiency [3][10].

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