This Earth Day, explore the global shift to renewable energy and how citizens and governments are embracing clean power for a sustainable future.
This Earth Day, explore the global shift to renewable energy and how citizens and governments are embracing clean power for a sustainable future.
US electricity hit a clean energy record in March 2025, with solar and wind at all-time highs. Will Trump’s policies change the trend?
Vestas experienced a remarkable turnaround in 2024, achieving a 600% profit increase and prioritising quality.
Research by BloombergNEF reveals ongoing declines in clean energy technology costs globally, driven by China. Wind, solar, and battery prices are predicted to drop significantly through 2035, enhancing market viability.
Greece has increased its renewable energy targets to 82% by 2030 amid climate challenges, focusing on wind and solar power, while requiring €95 billion for further energy advancements and climate adaptation.
Competition is essential for the clean energy sector. Tariffs on Chinese imports may harm the US’s ability to innovate and lead in clean energy, potentially sparking a detrimental trade war.
Kyrgyzstan, a former Soviet state, plans to build its first 100MW wind farm in 2025, reducing its heavy reliance on energy imports and tapping into its untapped renewable energy potential.
The UK’s sixth renewable energy auction results in 131 projects, powering 11 million homes, enhancing energy security and independence.
Texas, a major oil producer, is also a leader in clean energy, setting records in solar and wind power generation. Despite political resistance, it plans to install a substantial amount of clean energy capacity.
The Spanish government has approved nearly 300 renewable energy projects, totalling 28 GW, aiming for 81% renewable electricity mix by 2030 and creating 300,000 jobs.