China vs Europe Offshore Wind 2026: Who Leads on Capacity, Cost, Turbines and Investment?

China and Europe are competing for offshore wind leadership from fundamentally different positions in 2026. China leads on installed scale, deployment speed, manufacturing capacity and project costs, while Europe retains important...

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China vs Europe Offshore Wind 2026: Who Leads on Capacity, Cost, Turbines and Investment?

China and Europe are competing for offshore wind leadership from fundamentally different positions in 2026. China leads on installed scale, deployment speed, manufacturing capacity...

Which Countries Lead Offshore Wind in 2026? China, UK, Germany and Taiwan Drive Global Expansion

China controls more than half of the world’s operating offshore wind capacity, while the United Kingdom has emerged as one of the biggest construction...

Offshore Wind Costs in 2026: Why Higher Capex, Financing and Supply-Chain Risks Are Squeezing Project Returns

Offshore wind is facing a cost paradox in 2026. The technology has become dramatically cheaper over the long term, yet developers in several major...

Onshore vs Offshore Wind Cost 2026: Why $33/MWh Onshore Still Beats $78/MWh Offshore

Onshore wind remains significantly cheaper than offshore wind in 2026, despite offshore projects producing substantially more electricity from the same installed capacity. The difference...

Where Are Solar Manufacturing Jobs Growing Fastest? Global Hotspots, Investment and Job Trends in 2026

Solar manufacturing is becoming an important source of industrial employment as governments and companies localize supply chains covering modules, cells, wafers and polysilicon. China remains the world’s largest solar manufacturing...

Top Solar Companies in the U.S. by Capacity and Pipeline in 2026: Projects, Investment and Growth

The U.S. utility-scale solar industry is moving from a race for development pipelines toward execution, financing and storage integration. Developers plan to add a record 43.4 GW of utility-scale solar...

China vs Europe Offshore Wind 2026: Who Leads on Capacity, Cost, Turbines and Investment?

China and Europe are competing for offshore wind leadership from fundamentally different positions in 2026. China leads on installed scale, deployment speed, manufacturing capacity and project costs, while Europe retains important...

Which Countries Lead Offshore Wind in 2026? China, UK, Germany and Taiwan Drive Global Expansion

China controls more than half of the world’s operating offshore wind capacity, while the United Kingdom has emerged as one of the biggest construction...

Offshore Wind Costs in 2026: Why Higher Capex, Financing and Supply-Chain Risks Are Squeezing Project Returns

Offshore wind is facing a cost paradox in 2026. The technology has become dramatically cheaper over the long term, yet developers in several major...

COP31 ‘35 by 35’ Pledge Targets 35% Global Electrification by 2035 as Clean Energy Investment Hits $2.2 Trillion

The COP31 Presidency’s global “35 by 35” electrification target aims to increase electricity’s share of final global energy consumption to 35 percent by 2035,...

Global Coal Demand to Hit Record 8.94 Billion Tonnes in 2026 as China, India and ASEAN Drive Consumption

Global coal consumption is heading for another record in 2026 as energy-security concerns, higher natural gas prices, rising electricity requirements and weather-related disruptions outweigh...

U.S. Coal Power Drops 8% in 2026 as CO2 Emissions Fall 1.7%, EIA Forecasts

The U.S. electricity market is heading toward another significant reduction in coal use as rapid growth in solar and wind generation, combined with higher...

Climate and Clean-Air Investment Can Return $15 for Every $1, UNEP Finds

Investing simultaneously in climate action and cleaner air could deliver one of the strongest economic returns available to governments and investors, with every US$1...

Australia Coal Exit Tests Grid as Renewables, Batteries and Transmission Race to Replace Capacity

Australia’s transition away from coal is accelerating investment in renewable energy, battery storage and transmission, but the extension of the country’s largest coal-fired power...

U.S. Renewable Energy Hits 29% of Power Generation as Solar, Wind and Batteries Add 88.7 GW

The U.S. renewable energy sector continued to expand rapidly in 2026, with renewable electricity generation rising 10.7 percent during the first seven months of...

Projects: Essential Utilities, WINT Water Intelligence

Essential Utilities, WINT Water Intelligence, among others, announced their latest projects or deals in the global water management industry. Aqua Pennsylvania Buys Greenville Wastewater System in...

Water technology deals: OceanWell, Intelligent Design, Nano Infusion

Tech companies such as OceanWell, Intelligent Design, Nano Infusion, among others, announced their water technology deals. OceanWell and XPRIZE Water Scarcity Challenge OceanWell is competing in...