May 9, 2025
Spain’s Sudden Blackout Sparks Global Debate Over Renewable Energy Reliability
A widespread power outage in Spain has reignited international concerns about the stability of renewable energy systems and the urgency of reinforcing backup infrastructure.
ABC News reported that Spain experienced a major blackout affecting large parts of the country, raising questions about the resilience of renewable energy in high-dependency scenarios. Although the precise cause of the outage remains under investigation, experts are pointing to grid instability and insufficient backup systems as potential contributors—particularly as the country moves rapidly away from fossil fuels. This incident is fueling a global conversation about the need for reliable energy storage and emergency infrastructure to accompany green transitions. Read more.
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Jul 14, 2025
India Achieves 50% Non‑Fossil Power Capacity Five Years Ahead of Target
India has reached 50% of its installed electricity capacity from non-fossil sources—solar, wind, hydro, and nuclear—marking a major milestone well ahead of its 2030 clean energy goal.
Jul 11, 2025
China Introduces First Renewable-Energy Targets for Steel, Cement, Polysilicon & Data Centres
China’s National Development and Reform Commission rolled out its first Renewable Portfolio Standards (RPS) for heavy industry—steel, cement, polysilicon—and new data centers, mandating significant renewable power use by province.