Explore the future of energy with trends in long-duration storage and hydrogen solutions, driving sustainability, reliability, and decarbonization by 2025!
Trends to watch in 2025 With the Labour government in place following last year''s general election, we expect to see a step change in UK energy and infrastructure policy.
The Global Energy Review 2025 Dataset includes 2022, 2023 and 2024 world aggregated data for total energy supply, electricity generation, technology deployment and CO2 emissions. It
Global energy investment is expected to increase to a record $3.3trn in 2025, despite geopolitical and economic uncertainty, according to an International Energy Agency (IEA) report.
Expected to reach FID in 2025, the project secured a 30-year corporate power purchase agreement in 2024 with Sino-American Silicon Products Inc. and Sustainable Energy Solutions.
A comprehensive Regional Environmental Assessment has been completed, evaluating potential environmental impacts of marine renewable energy devices. This
The U.S. is on track to add 60 GW of clean energy capacity in 2025, according to developer projections. If those numbers hold, that would represent 26% growth, compared to 2023''s
1 天前· Fidra Energy, a European battery energy storage system (BESS) platform headquartered in Edinburgh, UK, today announced it has secured up to £445 million of new equity investment
A new report has predicted that Australia is on the cusp of a big battery boom that could deliver 18 gigawatts (GW) of installed energy storage capacity by 2035 – an eight-fold increase on the 2
Deloitte''s Renewable Energy Industry Outlook draws on insights from our 2024 power and utilities survey, along with analysis of industrial policy, tech capital, new technologies, workforce development, and carbon management, to
Methodology and notes (2/2) To ensure accuracy and add depth to our analysis, Cleanview''s team of clean energy experts validates many projects against multiple sources, including
Energy outlook 2025: emerging trends and predictions for the power industry Geopolitics, supply chains, energy storage, EVs, nuclear and hydrogen are the key themes expected to shape the
Trends to watch in 2025 With the Labour government in place following last year''s general election, we expect to see a step change in UK energy and infrastructure policy. The government is expected to accelerate the
Clean energy outpaces fossil fuels The IEA report makes it clear: clean energy investment is set to double that of fossil fuels in 2025. The US$2.2tn forecast includes renewables such as solar and wind, nuclear power, electricity
Introduction Battery energy storage presents a USD 24 billion investment opportunity in the United States and Canada through 2025. More than half of US states have adopted renewable energy
Global energy investment is on track to reach a record $3.3 trillion in 2025, with clean technologies leading the charge. Grid infrastructure and regional equity continue to be the key barriers to further progress.
Along with investment in the low-carbon energy transition, BNEF''s report also tracks investment in the clean energy supply chain, including the equipment factories and battery metals production for energy technologies.
A clear policy framework and long-term energy strategy is very important for investment, though both of these must be based on an economically viable pathway in order to minimise the cost
Investing in renewable energy is no longer just a sustainability checkbox – it''s a smart financial move. But let''s be honest, while the long-term benefits are clear, the real question is: How quickly will it pay for itself? At its core, Return on
By the end of 2025, renewable energy is expected to make up close to half of the UK''s energy supply, particularly from offshore wind, solar power, and green hydrogen.
Unsure of the ROI for your renewable energy plant? This guide explores average and expected Return on Investment (ROI) for RE facilities across various scenarios
Given the increasing complexity of power systems due to variable renewable energy sources and rising energy demands, long-duration energy st... India Energy Storage Market Overview Part II: Behind the Meter
The energy storage industry''s trajectory in recent years has been nothing short of remarkable, driven by increased customer recognition of these assets'' critical roles in grid
Quarter 2 2025 marked another soft quarter of investment activity across Australia for both large-scale electricity generation and energy storage projects. Learn more
Volatile energy prices and the popularity of photovoltaic self-use have driven demand for residential energy storage, which is expected to continue to grow through 2030. In addition, Germany plans to hold its first capacity market
While lenders may need to undertake additional diligence before financing an energy storage project, the project finance market for energy storage has grown and is continuing to grow alongside the rapid transition to less
Unsure of the ROI for your renewable energy plant? This guide explores average and expected Return on Investment (ROI) for RE facilities across various scenarios and factors.
Oasis de Atacama, with an expected capacity of 2 GW and 11 GWh of storage, is expected to be completed by 2027 with a total investment of 2 billion euros. In 2025, the
A milestone year for renewables By the start of 2025, wind and solar will have surpassed coal in annual US electricity generation.1 Strong customer demand, government incentives and
Global energy investment is set to reach an unprecedented $3.3 trillion in 2025, according to the International Energy Agency''s latest World Energy Investment report. Clean energy technologies, ranging from solar and wind to nuclear and
A new report has predicted that Australia is on the cusp of a big battery boom that could deliver 18 gigawatts (GW) of installed energy storage capacity by 2035 – an eight-fold increase on the 2
As investment in renewable energy generation continues to rise to match increasing demand so too does investment, and the opportunity to invest, in energy storage.
