In the years since the Paris Agreement was signed in 2015, the world has witnessed a remarkable surge in solar generation, a trend that many analysts point to as one of the clearest signs that global climate policy can drive real change.
June 2025 was a landmark moment for Europe’s energy landscape. For the first time ever, solar power became the leading source of electricity across the European Union.
What if the wastewater we flush away could become a clean, renewable energy source? It might sound far fetched, but in a groundbreaking move, scientists in Germany are turning sewage into fuel, helping pave the way for a more sustainable future.
The world’s offshore wind industry is riding a powerful surge, with total capacity reaching a staggering 80.9 gigawatts (GW)—a 15% jump from the previous year’s 70.2 GW, according to RenewableUK.
A new report from the Resolution Foundation think tank sheds light on the vast potential of solar panels to cut household energy bills—particularly for lower income families.
