
UK solar power hit a record high this summer
UK solar farms and rooftops generated a record 8.8 TWh this summer, up 23% on last year, during the country's hottest season on record.
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Renewables, fossil phase-out, grid and storage.
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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.

UK solar farms and rooftops generated a record 8.8 TWh this summer, up 23% on last year, during the country's hottest season on record.
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Yara's new Netherlands facility can capture 800,000 tonnes of CO2 a year from ammonia production, sending it by ship to permanent storage under the North Sea.
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A new E3G analysis warns the shift away from oil could destabilize the countries least prepared for it, with risks reaching well beyond their borders.
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New Ember analysis finds clean electricity met all of China's growth in power demand in 2025, and coal generation fell for the first time in a decade.
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New EU data shows plug-in hybrids emit six times what official lab tests claim, and the gap is widening year over year.
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A 1% drop driven by oil and steel could mark a new phase in the world's biggest emitter's climate fight.
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Companies seeking to harness energy wasted due to transmission constraints in wind and solar are building facilities on Quilombola lands in Bahia, causing environmental and noise problems.
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Global Energy Monitor's July 2026 data shows artificial intelligence data centers have built up a 378 GW gas plant pipeline in the United States. Türkiye, with a target of 1 GW of data center capacity by 2030, is assembling a smaller-scale version of the same trade-off.
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Microsoft is partnering with solar panel manufacturer Qcells to power its data centers by renewable energy.
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