The climate crisis is largely an energy problem: the great majority of global greenhouse gas emissions come from producing and using energy. This section tracks growth in renewable capacity, investment in storage and grids, fossil phase-out timelines, and the security-of-supply debate — checking capacity announcements against actual generation data.
A new Carbon Brief analysis finds India's power-sector CO2 emissions unchanged for two years running as record clean-energy growth absorbs all new demand.
Sri Lanka has ended net metering for new rooftop solar installations, moving to a feed-in tariff scheme as the island's distributed solar market keeps growing rapidly.
Brazil's solar module imports fell by nearly half in the first half of 2026, as widespread grid curtailment scares off utility-scale developers even as rooftop demand holds steadier.
Ofgem wants battery storage developers to pay new security fees to hold their place in a grid connection queue that is running many times larger than the UK actually needs.
France's Tiamat plans Europe's first sodium-ion battery gigafactory as manufacturers look to sodium's abundant supply to loosen China's roughly 80% grip on global battery production.
Energy Minister Alparslan Bayraktar says Turkey will invest $28 billion in transmission infrastructure by 2035, nearly doubling grid capacity to support a target of 120 gigawatts of wind and solar.
A new industry report finds that short electricity export licenses in Indonesia and Malaysia clash with the decades-long financing that cross-border clean power projects need, complicating Singapore's push to import 6 gigawatts of clean electricity by 2035.
Revolution Wind's last turbine is now installed off Rhode Island, completing a $6.2 billion project the Trump administration twice tried to halt before courts overturned the orders.
A new fire broke out at Vistra's Moss Landing battery site in California on Friday, more than a year after a catastrophic blaze forced the plant's shutdown and ongoing dismantling.
A regional war disrupted oil and gas shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, pushing some countries toward coal even as it accelerated the shift to electric vehicles and clean energy elsewhere.
Mazama Energy's new funding will support drilling near Newberry Volcano as it tries to make next-generation geothermal power cost-competitive with fossil fuels.