A report from Energy Policy Tracker shows that among the G20 nations, at least $150.8 billion has been promised by various government departments to fossil fuels as part of the Covid-19 recovery effort, considerably more than the $88.6 billon that has been promised (so far) to cleaner energy. The count has been put together by Energy Policy Tracker, an organization made up of many smaller organizations and six in particular, effectively clean energy policy groups based in the US, Canada, the UK, Sweden and Japan, along with the US Columbia University, and it takes in about 251 policy statements made by G20 governments around the world in the last three months. It is clear that no-one wants the lights to…