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Apr 23, 2025
Global Renewable Energy Soars to Record Highs in 2024—But Is It Enough
In 2024, global renewable energy capacity grew by a record 585 GW—driven largely by solar and wind—but still falls short of the pace needed to meet 2030 climate goals.
The International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) reported that 2024 saw an unprecedented 585 gigawatts of new renewable energy capacity added globally, marking a 15.1% annual growth rate—the fastest on record. Solar and wind power dominated, with China contributing nearly 64% of the new capacity. Despite this milestone, the world remains behind schedule to triple renewable capacity by 2030, a key target under the Paris Agreement. Experts emphasize the need for accelerated and equitable clean energy adoption to meet climate objectives and ensure global access to affordable, sustainable power. Read more.
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Sep 10, 2025
Eco Wave Power launches first U.S. onshore wave‑energy project at the Port of Los Angeles
Eco Wave Power inaugurated the United States’ first onshore wave‑energy installation at the Port of Los Angeles, demonstrating how floaters mounted on a pier can convert the ocean’s motion into renewable electricity.
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Aug 22, 2025
Trump’s $19 B Clean‑Energy Bloodbath: Renewable Projects Mass‑Cancelled in One Power Grab
Financial Times reveals that since returning to power in 2025, President Trump’s policies have led to the cancellation of nearly $18.6 billion in clean energy projects—over 20 times more than in 2024—sending shockwaves through the US renewable industry.