GLOBAL POWER SCOREBOARD · 全球电力计分板 · TABLEAU DE BORD MONDIAL — LAST FULL SEASON: 2024 · TIP-OFF: 2026

Energy Gaming:TEAM A
VERSUS
TEAM B

Fossil-based electricity plays for Team A. Renewables plus all carbon-free electricity — hydro, nuclear, geothermal, storage-firmed clean power — plays for Team B. One grid. One clock. Here is the score, counted in terawatt-hours, dollars and human habits, not in press releases.

SCORE 01 — WHO MOVES THE ELECTRONSSHARE OF WORLD GENERATION, 2024
A · FOSSIL · 化石 · FOSSILE 59.1 % OF 30,900 TWh
Coal 34.4 · 煤电
Gas 22.0 · 天然气
Other fossil 2.7
B · CARBON-FREE · 无碳 · SANS CARBONE 40.9 % — A RECORD HIGH
Hydro 14.3 · 水电
Nuclear 9.1 · 核电
Wind 8.1 · Solar 6.9
Other renewables 2.5
Score 02 — money, 2025$2.2tnB clean · vs $1.1tn to A
Score 03 — new capacity 202492.5%of all new power capacity was renewable
A's counter-attack+18.8 GWnet new coal fleet in 2024 — biggest since 2016

Sources: Ember Global Electricity Review 2025 · IEA World Energy Investment 2025 · IRENA 2025 · Global Energy Monitor 2025 — see references

Quarter in play · 2026 tip-off

Team B owns the future. Team A still owns the hour.

Going into 2026 the picture is not ambiguous, it is split. Money and new hardware have already switched jerseys: clean energy takes two dollars for every one that goes to fossil fuels, and nine out of ten new megawatts installed on Earth are renewable. But the electricity that actually flowed last year was still 59% fossil, because the installed fossil fleet is old, paid for, and permitted to run — and because demand grew about 4.3% in 2024, the fastest in years, pulled by heat, air-conditioning, electric mobility and data centres. Team B is scoring faster than ever and still only drawing level, because the game keeps adding minutes.

4,448 GWGlobal renewable capacity at end-2024, after a record +585 GW year (+15.1%).IRENA · REF 05
16.6%/yrGrowth needed every year to reach the COP28 pledge of 11,000 GW by 2030. We grew 15.1%. Close — but a miss compounds.IRENA / COP28 tracking · REF 06
~600 GWSolar installed in 2024 alone — more than the entire world's nuclear fleet, added in one year.BNEF / IEA · REF 03, 09
2,175 GWOperating coal capacity. China started construction on 94.5 GW of it in 2024.Global Energy Monitor · REF 07
EN · English

Read it as a basketball game at half-time: Team B has the better shooting percentage and all the young players; Team A still leads on the board because it started with a 150-year head start and refuses to sit down. Nothing here is decided by enthusiasm. It is decided by wires, hours and capital cost.

中文 · Chinese

把它当作一场中场休息的篮球赛:B 队命中率更高、板凳上全是年轻人;A 队仍然领先,因为它领跑了一百五十年,而且不肯坐下。决定胜负的不是热情,而是电线、小时级的电量和资金成本。

FR · Français

Voyez-le comme un match à la mi-temps : l'équipe B a le meilleur pourcentage de réussite et tous les jeunes joueurs ; l'équipe A mène encore, forte de cent cinquante ans d'avance et refusant de s'asseoir. Rien ne se décide par l'enthousiasme, tout se décide par les réseaux, les heures et le coût du capital.

The bottleneck · 瓶颈 · le goulot

The panel was never the problem. The substation is.

Your instinct is right: installation is the front end. Solar and wind are now the fast, cheap, distributed, almost boring part. What is not distributed, not fast and not cheap is everything behind the meter box: transformers, substations, high-voltage lines, market rules, and storage. That is where the mismatch lives, and it is measurable.

$0.60Spent on grids and flexibility for every $1.00 spent on new renewable generation. A balanced system needs roughly $1 to $1.IEA World Energy Investment · REF 03
~3,000 GWRenewable capacity sitting in grid connection queues worldwide — about half of it at advanced stage. Five times what was added in 2024.IEA Grids · REF 08
80m kmOf grid that must be built or refurbished by 2040 — the length of today's entire global network, again.IEA Grids · REF 08
~170 GWhBattery storage added in 2024, with pack prices down about 20% to $115/kWh. B's best new signing.BNEF · REF 09, 10
Team B is recruiting generators faster than it is recruiting wires, transformers, electricians and hours of storage. That gap, not public opinion, is the score line to watch.
Where the pipe is narrow — indicative, most recent published figures (2024–2025). See references 03, 07, 08, 11–19.
Symptom / 症状EvidenceWhere it bites hardestStatus
Interconnection queues并网排队~2,300 GW of generation + storage waiting in US queues; typical wait 4–5 yearsUSA (all ISOs), Brazil NE, India, Great Britainjammed
Transformer & HV cable lead times变压器与高压电缆交期Large power transformers and HVDC cable now quoted in multi-year lead times; order books fullEverywhere; worst for small buyers and EMDEsjammed
Curtailment & negative prices弃风弃光与负电价CAISO curtailed several TWh of solar in 2024; Germany saw ~450+ hours of negative day-ahead prices; NE Brazil curtailment escalatedCalifornia, Chile, NE Brazil, Iberia, N China, S Australiawarning
System strength & inertia系统强度与惯量The 28 April 2025 Iberian blackout made grid-forming inverters, synchronous condensers and voltage control a board-level topicHigh-share, weakly-meshed gridsnew frontier
Storage–renewable ratio储能配比Storage is scaling fast but from a tiny base; most systems still hold ≪4 hours of clean firm coverIndia, Southeast Asia, Africa, Japanbehind pace
Distribution-level capacity配网容量Rooftop solar, heat pumps and EV chargers hit the low-voltage transformer long before they hit the transmission grid — and this data is rarely publicNL, BE, UK, AU, CA, urban Chinainvisible

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EN · English

And here is the honest answer to "is the data clear?" — no. Generation and capacity data are excellent and near-real-time. Grid, substation and distribution data are patchy, national, often commercially confidential. We can tell you to the megawatt what was built; we frequently cannot tell you what it can be allowed to deliver.

中文 · Chinese

关于"数据到底清晰吗",诚实的回答是:不清晰。发电量和装机数据非常好,几乎实时;而电网、变电、配网的数据零散、以国别为界、常常属于商业机密。我们能精确到兆瓦地说出建了多少,却经常说不出它究竟被允许送出多少。

FR · Français

Et la réponse honnête à « les données sont-elles claires ? » est non. La production et la capacité sont bien suivies, presque en temps réel. Le réseau, les postes et la distribution restent fragmentaires, nationaux, souvent confidentiels. On sait au mégawatt ce qui a été construit ; rarement ce qu'il est autorisé à livrer.

Standings · 分区战况 · classement

Who is on track, who is stuck

Same sport, entirely different games. Below: clean share of generation, what was added, what is actually blocking, and a call-out where a market needs one. A high clean share does not mean a fast market — and a dirty grid is often where a single clean megawatt-hour does the most good.

Clean share = renewables + nuclear as % of generation, latest full year (2024). Additions = 2024 unless noted. Compiled from Ember, IEA, IRENA, GEM, SolarPower Europe, WindEurope, national regulators — REF 01–19.
MarketClean shareRecent buildReal blockerVerdict 2025–2030
China中国~32%~278 GW solar + ~80 GW wind in 2024; ~212 GW solar in H1 2025Curtailment, market pricing reform, and 94.5 GW of new coal construction startson track (volume) at risk (lock-in)
European Union欧盟~71%~65 GW solar in 2024, then the first flat/declining solar year in a decade in 2025; ~13 GW wind vs ~30 GW/yr neededWind permitting, grid capex, negative-price risk for merchant projectson track (solar) behind (wind, grid)
United States美国~41%Record ~50 GW utility solar + fast storage growth2025 rollback of wind/solar tax credits, queues, transformer supply, gas turbine order books sold out to ~2030, data-centre loadstrong hardware policy call-out
India印度~22% of generation, but 50% of installed capacity is now non-fossil (reached 2025, ahead of target)~30 GW/yr renewables, first large storage tendersStorage, inter-state transmission, DISCOM finances, ~30 GW coal under constructionon track (capacity) behind (energy share)
Brazil巴西~88%Big solar and wind pipeline, now curtailedTransmission and curtailment without compensationclean low additionality
Japan · Korea · Taiwan · Singapore日韩台新~25–40%Solar saturating good land; offshore wind repricing and cancellations in Japan in 2025Land and sea area, grid interconnection, cost of offshoreCFE-led: nuclear + offshore + imports
Southeast Asia (ID, VN, PH)东南亚~15–30%Indonesia's 2025 plan finally tilts new build heavily to renewablesPPA bankability, grid, captive coal for industry, slow JETP disbursementdecisive decade — behind
Middle East (SA, UAE)中东<10% (rising fast)World-record-cheap gigascale solar; UAE's 24/7 solar-plus-storage tendersDemand growth met partly by gas; grid and desal couplingfast from low base
Africa非洲Varies hugelyOnly ~4 GW of the world's ~585 GW of 2024 renewable additionsCost of capital, currency risk, offtaker credit, ~600m people without access, diesel gensets filling the gapcapital-starved, not resource-poor
Australia澳大利亚~40%World-leading rooftop solar per capita; large storage buildTransmission lines, community consent, coal exit sequencingon track delivery risk
United Kingdom英国~60%Coal-free since 30 Sept 2024 — the first G7 country outConnection queue reform, offshore wind pricingon track

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The myth · 误区 · le mythe

More buyers is not the same as more impact

You named the misleading default precisely. For a decade the story was: if enough companies buy green power, we win. Volume of claims became the scoreboard. But a certificate bought in a grid that is already 95% hydro, matched annually, for a plant that would have been built anyway, moves almost no carbon. The same money spent on hourly-matched, additional clean firm supply in a coal-heavy grid can move an order of magnitude more. The lever is not how many. It is where, when, and instead of what.

Impact tiers for corporate clean-power procurement. Framework informed by hourly / 24-7 CFE research and the ongoing GHG Protocol Scope 2 revision — REF 20, 21, 22.
TierWhat it looks likeTypical markets todayCarbon moved
High impact高影响Hourly-matched, additional, new-build; paired with storage; sited in fossil-heavy or congested nodes; funds grid-enhancing tech; enables an early coal retirementIndia, Indonesia, Vietnam, Poland, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, South Africa, US MISO / PJM / SPPHigh per MWh — displaces coal or gas in the same hour
Middle impact中影响Long-term additional PPA, annual matching, liquid market, some curtailment exposureSpain, Texas, Nordics, Chile, Australia, GermanyModerate — real capital, blunt timing
Low impact低影响Unbundled certificates in already-clean or surplus grids; retroactive annual claims; projects with no additionalityNorway, Iceland, Brazil, Quebec, parts of the EU GO marketNear zero — accounting, not abatement
EN · English

Maturity is a distance, not a badge. A market is ready when it has: hourly settlement data, a functioning PPA contract standard, bankable offtake, storage in the tariff, and a transparent connection queue. Count how many of those five a country has — that is your real readiness score, and most markets score two or three.

中文 · Chinese

成熟度是一段距离,不是一枚勋章。一个市场"就绪"的标准是:有小时级结算数据、可用的 PPA 合同范本、可融资的购电方、把储能纳入电价机制、以及透明的并网排队。数一数一个国家满足了这五项中的几项——那才是真实的就绪分数,而多数市场只有两三项。

FR · Français

La maturité est une distance, pas un label. Un marché est « prêt » s'il dispose de : données horaires, contrat-type PPA, acheteur bancable, stockage rémunéré dans le tarif, et file d'attente de raccordement transparente. Comptez combien de ces cinq critères un pays remplit — la plupart en obtiennent deux ou trois.

Game plan · 2026 → 2050

Three periods, three different jobs

Directional roadmap for renewables (RE) and total carbon-free electricity (CFE), synthesised from IEA WEO / Renewables, IRENA WETO, national plans (Japan 7th Strategic Energy Plan, Korea 11th Basic Plan, Indonesia RUPTL 2025–34, India non-fossil target) — REF 02, 04, 05, 12, 16, 18, 19.
PeriodMain jobRE focusCFE focus (where land is scarce)Failure mode
2026–2030建管道Build the pipes, not just the panels. Double grid investment; make storage standard; kill the queue.Keep solar at 600–800 GW/yr; rescue onshore + offshore wind economics; distributed solar with local flexibilityNuclear life extension — the cheapest clean firm MWh on Earth; first SMRs; geothermal; hydro refurbishmentPanels stranded behind a transformer that arrives in 2031
2030–2035补齐灵活性Make clean power firm and hourly. Clean share past 60–70% in leading grids; coal exits in the OECD; unabated gas capped.Repowering; long-duration storage; interregional HVDC; demand response as a market playerNew nuclear reaching cost discipline in Japan, Korea, UK, France, China, UAE, Central Europe; geothermal at scale; CCS only where genuinely abatedAdding clean energy without retiring anything — two fleets, one demand
2035–2050收尾与替代Finish the last 20% and electrify everything else: heat, industry, transport, molecules.Overbuild + curtail deliberately; clean hydrogen only where electrons can't goClean firm portfolio: nuclear, geothermal, long-duration storage, cross-border CFE tradeCheap electricity, unreformed industry — the electrons get clean and the emissions move next door
Score 02 · the money, year by year

Does the capital tell A to stop?

Your second question is the sharpest one: score every dollar. A dollar that builds fossil-based electricity with no clear compensating measure plays for A. A dollar that builds renewable or carbon-free electricity plays for B. On that scoreboard the trend is genuinely encouraging — and genuinely insufficient. 2:1 is progress. 1.5°C-aligned pathways need roughly 10:1 by 2030.

Annual global energy investment, approximate, in constant US dollars. 2010–2020 are approximations from the IEA World Energy Investment series; 2025 is the IEA 2025 estimate; 2030 onward are scenarios, not forecasts (IEA Stated Policies vs Net Zero Emissions; IRENA 1.5°C). REF 02, 03, 04.
YearTeam B — cleanTeam A — fossil supply & unabated powerB : A ratioReading
2010≈ $0.3 tn≈ $1.0 tn≈ 0.3 : 1A dominant; B is a niche
2015≈ $1.0 tn≈ $1.2 tn≈ 0.8 : 1Paris year; roughly level
2020≈ $1.2 tn≈ $0.9 tn≈ 1.4 : 1B takes the lead in capital
2025$2.2 tn$1.1 tn≈ 2 : 1Solar PV alone is the single largest line item in global energy investment
2030≈ $2.6–3.0 tn (stated policies) · ≈ $4.5 tn (1.5°C)≈ $1.0 tn · ≈ $0.6 tn≈ 2.7 : 1 · ≈ 7–10 : 1The gap between "trend" and "aligned" is about $2.3 tn a year
2035≈ $3.2 tn · ≈ $4.5 tn≈ $0.9 tn · ≈ $0.4 tn≈ 3.5 : 1 · > 10 : 1Coal supply capex should be near-zero in aligned pathways
2040 · 2045 · 2050≈ $4–5 tn/yr sustained — IRENA's 1.5°C path averages ≈ $5.1 tn/yr ($150 tn cumulative to 2050)Declining to maintenance-only; new unabated build ≈ 0> 15 : 1By then the question is no longer power. It is heat, industry and molecules

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HOW THE "HOW MUCH IS ENOUGH" NUMBER IS BUILT · 经费怎么算出来的 · comment le chiffre est calculé
= (clean capacity needed, GW × capex per kW)
+ (grid km built & refurbished × cost per km — from ~$400 bn/yr today to $600 bn+/yr by 2030)
+ (storage GWh × $/kWh — falling fast, still a rising total)
+ (demand side: EVs, heat pumps, efficiency, industrial electrification)
+ (grid-enhancing tech, digitalisation, workforce)
− (avoided fossil supply capex)
 
Today: $2.2 tn/yr. Aligned: ~$4.5 tn/yr by the early 2030s. Gap: ~$2.3 tn/yr ≈ 2% of world GDP. Hardest part: emerging and developing economies excluding China hold most of the demand growth and receive a small minority of the capital — the COP29 finance goal is $300 bn/yr by 2035, while the Baku-to-Belém roadmap talks about $1.3 tn/yr. That distance is the real match-up.
Rosters · 队员名单 · effectifs

Who is actually on the court

Not institutions — behaviours. This is where your third question lands, and it is the most useful one, because behaviour is the only thing a company, a city or a person can actually substitute.

Team A · Fossil-based electricity

Budget: ≈ $1.1 tn/yr fossil supply & unabated power (2025) · plus ≈ $620 bn/yr of consumption subsidies · plus, on the IMF's broader definition including unpriced damage, ≈ $7 tn/yr

  • Still getting stronger New unabated coal in Asia — 94.5 GW of construction starts in China in 2024 alone; ~30 GW under construction in India. The single biggest lock-in on the board.
  • Getting stronger Gas turbines: order books for large frames effectively sold out to around 2030, largely on the promise of AI data-centre load. Every unit is a 30-year contract with Team A.
  • Getting stronger Cooling. Air-conditioning is the fastest-growing peak load on Earth, and peaks are the hours fossil plants earn most.
  • Braking Coal in the OECD — the UK left coal in Sept 2024; EU fossil generation is under 30%. Upstream oil & gas capex fell in 2025, its first decline since 2020.
  • We barely watch these Diesel and gas back-up gensets (many gigawatts of captive diesel in Nigeria and South Asia alone); data-centre on-site diesel; captive coal power inside steel, cement and chemicals; ~148 bcm of gas flared each year; SF₆ leakage from switchgear; crypto mining in the 100+ TWh range; the electricity LNG liquefaction consumes to sell more gas.
  • Star playerExisting, depreciated, permitted fossil plants. No one has to build them. They only have to be allowed to run one more hour.

Team B · Renewables & carbon-free electricity

Budget: ≈ $2.2 tn/yr (2025) — of which grids ≈ $400 bn, storage ≈ $60–70 bn. Needed: ≈ $4.5 tn/yr by the early 2030s. Not enough — and mis-weighted toward generation.

  • Getting stronger Solar manufacturing overcapacity — brutal for manufacturers, historically cheap for the world. Around 600 GW installed in 2024.
  • Getting stronger Batteries: pack prices down ~20% in 2024 to ~$115/kWh; storage now wins peak hours outright in California, Texas, China and Chile.
  • Getting stronger Nuclear life extension and restarts, plus 70 GW+ under construction globally — and multilateral lenders reopening to nuclear finance in 2025.
  • Lagging Wind — EU installs ~13 GW/yr against ~30 GW needed; offshore wind repriced hard, with projects cancelled in Japan and the US. Grids and permitting lag worse.
  • Risks we barely watch Transformer and HVDC cable lead times; the shortage of electricians and high-voltage engineers; capture-rate erosion as solar cannibalises midday prices; uncompensated curtailment; distribution-level connection limits; system strength and inertia after the April 2025 Iberian blackout; concentrated supply chains.
  • Development squadLong-duration storage, geothermal (including hot-rock drilling from the oil industry), grid-forming inverters, dynamic line rating and other grid-enhancing tech, virtual power plants, hourly certificates, curtailment-aware flexible computing, and the least glamorous MVP of all: efficiency.
EN · English

Quarter scores, honestly: 2020 A 63 / B 37. 2025 A ~58 / B ~42. 2030 is winnable for B on generation share in the OECD, China and Brazil, and lost on the global average unless grids and storage catch up. 2035–2050 is decided by two things nobody applauds: retirement schedules and transmission permits.

中文 · Chinese

各节比分,说实话:2020 年 A 63 / B 37;2025 年 A 约 58 / B 约 42。2030 年,在 OECD、中国和巴西,B 队有机会在发电占比上取胜;但若电网与储能跟不上,全球平均值仍会输。2035–2050 由两件没人鼓掌的事决定:退役时间表和输电线路许可

FR · Français

Scores par quart-temps, honnêtement : 2020, A 63 / B 37. 2025, A ~58 / B ~42. 2030 est gagnable pour B dans l'OCDE, en Chine et au Brésil ; perdu en moyenne mondiale si réseaux et stockage ne suivent pas. 2035–2050 se décidera par deux choses que personne n'applaudit : les calendriers de fermeture et les permis de lignes.

Big Five · 2026–2035

Five plays that decide the decade

01

Wires before watts

Double grid investment to $600 bn+ a year, reform the queue so it clears on merit not on date-of-application, and treat transformer factories and electrician training as climate infrastructure. 80 million kilometres by 2040.

先建电网:把电网投资翻倍,改革并网排队规则,把变压器产能和电工培训当作气候基础设施。

02

Firm the clean side

Move from four-hour batteries to eight-plus, add long-duration and geothermal, extend every safe nuclear plant, and build new nuclear where land and sea are genuinely scarce — Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Singapore, the Netherlands, Belgium, Central Europe.

让清洁电源"可依靠":延长储能时长,用地紧张的地区认真发展核电与地热。

03

Change the accounting

Hourly, additional, location-aware. The Scope 2 revision now under way can turn a decade of low-impact certificate buying into high-impact procurement overnight — same budgets, far more carbon moved.

改会计规则:小时级匹配、额外性、看地点。同样的预算,减碳效果可以差一个量级。

04

Stop the new lock-in

Net coal additions to zero. No unabated gas turbine ordered without a retirement or abatement date attached. Adding clean capacity while adding fossil capacity is not a transition; it is two fleets sharing one demand curve.

停止新的锁定:煤电净增装机归零;新增燃机必须绑定退役或减排时间表。

05

Finance the markets that hold the growth

Africa received roughly 4 GW of the world's ~585 GW of 2024 renewable additions while holding most of the world's unelectrified population. This is a cost-of-capital problem, not a sunshine problem. Guarantees, currency hedges, bankable offtake.

为增长所在的市场融资:非洲缺的不是阳光,是资金成本——需要担保、汇率对冲和可融资的购电协议。

The transfer question · 转会问题

Which team would I sign for?

Team C — but only if C keeps a scoreboard.

Joining A is betting against physics and against cost curves. Staying purely in B and calling it won is how a decade of certificate-buying produced applause and thin abatement. The only trade that scores is A → B, with the old contract actually terminated: a plant retired, a turbine order cancelled, a gas boiler replaced — not a clean megawatt added next to a fossil one that keeps running.

So: merge into C, on three non-negotiable rules. One, every hour and every node is counted — no annual averages hiding a coal-fired evening. Two, no new unabated capacity without a dated exit. Three, capital follows carbon avoided, not claims made. A merger without those rules is not a team. It is a logo.

EN · English

Keep attention where the impact is. Fewer, bigger, better-measured moves. We will keep deep-diving and updating this station as the 2025 full-year data lands.

中文 · Chinese

合并成 C 队,但必须带着计分板:按小时按节点计量、新增不减排装机必须有退出日期、资金跟着"真实减碳"而不是"声明"。把注意力放在高影响的地方——更少、更大、更可衡量。2025 全年数据出来后,我们继续深挖更新。

FR · Français

Fusionner en équipe C — à condition de garder un tableau de bord : comptage horaire et par nœud, aucune capacité non abattue sans date de sortie, et des capitaux qui suivent le carbone évité, non les déclarations. Moins d'actions, plus grandes, mieux mesurées.

Next deep dive: molecules, heat, industry & the AI load
Next game · 下一场 · prochain match

If there's another game, this is it

Electricity is the easy half. The next scoreboard has five columns and much worse data: industrial heat (the 200–1000 °C problem nobody photographs), molecules (hydrogen and ammonia only where electrons genuinely cannot go), flexible demand (AI compute that follows the sun instead of ordering a gas turbine), materials (copper, transformers, minerals, recycling), and land and consent (the permit is the new pipeline). Same two teams. Fewer referees.

Sources · 数据来源 · sources

Check the score yourself

Every figure above is traceable to one of these. Latest complete year of global generation data is 2024; 2025 values are estimates; anything after 2025 is scenario, not prophecy. Where I have rounded or approximated, I have said so.

01Ember — Global Electricity Review 2025 (2024 generation shares)ember-energy.org/latest-insights/global-electricity-review-2025/
02IEA — World Energy Outlook 2024 (STEPS / APS / NZE scenarios)iea.org/reports/world-energy-outlook-2024
04IRENA — World Energy Transitions Outlook (1.5°C investment pathway)irena.org/Publications/2023/Jun/World-Energy-Transitions-Outlook-2023
05IRENA — Renewable Capacity Statistics 2025 (4,448 GW; +585 GW; Africa share)irena.org/Publications/2025/Mar/Renewable-capacity-statistics-2025
06IRENA — Tracking the COP28 goal of tripling renewables by 2030irena.org/Energy-Transition/Outlook/Tripling-renewables
07Global Energy Monitor — Global Coal Plant Tracker & Boom and Bust Coalglobalenergymonitor.org/projects/global-coal-plant-tracker/
08IEA — Electricity Grids and Secure Energy Transitions (80m km; 3,000 GW queued)iea.org/reports/electricity-grids-and-secure-energy-transitions
09BloombergNEF — Energy Transition Investment Trendsabout.bnef.com/energy-transition-investment/
16SolarPower Europe — EU Market Outlook for Solar Powersolarpowereurope.org/insights/outlooks
17WindEurope — Wind energy statistics and outlookwindeurope.org/intelligence-platform/
23IEA — The Path to a New Era for Nuclear Energyiea.org/reports/the-path-to-a-new-era-for-nuclear-energy
24IEA — Fossil fuel consumption subsidies databaseiea.org/topics/fossil-fuel-subsidies
25IMF — Energy subsidies, explicit and implicit (~$7 tn/yr)imf.org/en/Topics/climate-change/energy-subsidies
26World Bank — Global Gas Flaring Trackerworldbank.org/en/programs/gasflaringreduction