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Three invented draft sentences, checked against a real public source. Each finding gives your editor a location to inspect and a specific question to resolve.

1. Check the metric

Source: PDF page 4
Hypothetical draft — needs revision
Renewables produced 92.5% of world electricity in 2024.
What the source supports
The percentage describes the renewable share of capacity expansion, not electricity generated.

Editorial query: Which measure does this sentence need? Use a generation source if the intended claim concerns electricity output.

2. Separate totals from additions

Source: PDF page 1
Hypothetical draft — needs revision
The world added 4,448 GW of renewable capacity in 2024.
What the source supports
4,448 GW is the year-end total. The annual increase was 585 GW.

Editorial query: Label this as total installed capacity or use the annual addition, depending on the intended claim.

3. Keep the data year visible

Source: PDF page 1
Hypothetical draft — needs revision
These figures describe 2025 because the report was published in 2025.
What the source supports
The publication is dated March 2025; these capacity figures concern 2024.

Editorial query: Give the reporting period separately from the publication date.

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