The record renewable additions were equivalent to about 17,000 wind turbines and 500 million solar panels, though gas and ...

Proposals to build coal-fired plants in China reached a record high in 2025, according to a new study by CREA.

India's power capacity surged 36% in five years, with 2025 marking record renewable energy growth, primarily from solar ...

A rush by U.S. utilities and tech giants to snap up as many gas turbines as possible to boost local power output is causing a global shortage of gas-power equipment and may spur other power systems to ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. California added 1,200 megawatts of battery energy storage to its electrical grid over the last six months, ...

LITTLETON, Colorado, Sept 19 (Reuters) - Texas and California are driving U.S. clean power supplies to record highs so far in 2025, and are building a widening lead over the rest of the country in ...

China and India cut power-sector emissions in 2025, offsetting a sharp rise in US coal use and keeping global electricity emissions largely flat, researchers say.

In February, France's WEST nuclear fusion reactor made a big step toward getting clean, star-like energy for everyone. The machine held superheated plasma for 1,337 seconds, or just over 22 minutes.

Clean electricity’s share of global energy has risen from 9% in 2015 to over 14% in 2025, marking the fastest energy shift in modern history. Renewables are on track for record additions of more than ...

Renewables and batteries met more than half of power demand in the national market for the first time over the December ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Ingmar Rentzhog is the CEO and founder of We Don’t Have Time. For the first time in history, renewables have generated more ...

The surging electricity demand from AI is leading to record private equity investments in utilities and renewable energy, with deals on track to exceed $150 billion. Data center operators are moving ...