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Türkiye plans its first offshore wind tender and targets 5GW of capacity by 2035, as the country expands renewable electricity generation and strengthens energy security through major grid investment.
Solar became the largest source of new electricity generation in 2025, Spain’s electricity system continues to shift away from fossil fuels, and battery material production is rapidly expanding worldwide.
China has installed the world’s largest floating offshore wind turbine, a 16MW system designed for deep waters and extreme conditions, highlighting the future potential of large-scale floating wind energy.
Europe faces rising energy costs and demand, with high prices and import reliance exposing weaknesses as a new report urges a shift towards cheaper, secure electricity to protect competitiveness.
Renewables surpass coal globally, gas turbine shortages highlight supply constraints, and electric trucks begin to undercut diesel as clean power records and U.S. energy exports reshape the market.
UAE exits OPEC after nearly 60 years, aiming to expand oil output beyond quotas, highlighting a shift towards national production as questions grow over the group’s control of global supply.
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.