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Record renewable savings, rapidly expanding battery infrastructure, and breakthroughs in energy-efficient computing highlight the latest developments transforming global energy.
Eurostat data shows renewable energy supply continued to grow in 2025, with renewables generating 45.5% of EU electricity in early 2026 as coal use fell to record lows.
The UK's automotive industry says high energy costs, ambitious EV targets and new trade barriers threaten investment, manufacturing and the country's transition to zero-emission vehicles.
Record renewable energy growth, smarter electricity grids, and booming AI data centre investment highlight the latest developments shaping the future of global energy and infrastructure.
With Keir Starmer stepping down, attention is turning to Andy Burnham's views on net zero, energy affordability, public ownership and the future of domestic energy production.
Asia's electrification potential, record global energy investment, and growing efforts to diversify critical mineral supply chains highlight the latest shifts shaping energy markets and industrial development.
The future of energy is being written right now.
The way we power our world is changing faster than at any point in living memory. Solar and wind are scaling at a pace that would have seemed unlikely a generation ago, even as fossil fuel demand remains stubbornly high.
The transition raises big questions with no simple answers — what a cleaner energy future looks like, how we get there, and what it means for all of us.