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Germany's clean energy output hits decade low in 2025

2 days ago | energymonitor.ai | Tiash Saha

Germany has witnessed a decline in electricity generation from clean energy sources, with less than 80 terawatt-hours (TWh) produced in the first four months of 2025, according to Ember, an energy think tank, reported Reuters. This figure represents a 16% decrease from the same period in 2024 and is the lowest since at least 2015.
Methane emissions remain high despite monitoring progress, says IEA

6 days ago | energymonitor.ai | Umesh Ellichipuram

Global methane emissions from fossil fuel operations remain at elevated levels, according to the International Energy Agency’s (IEA) latest report. The 2025 Global Methane Tracker report hinted at improvements in data collection including satellite monitoring. However, increasing production of oil, gas and coal continues to offset progress on emissions reduction. The IEA estimates that the energy sector releases more than 120 million tonnes per annum (mtpa) of methane.
Malaysia, Japan plan new centre to support clean energy goals

1 week ago | energymonitor.ai | Umesh Ellichipuram

Malaysia and Japan have put forward a proposal to create a new collaboration hub in Malaysia that would focus on technology, sustainability, and energy integration in ASEAN [the Association of Southeast Asian Nations], according to The Malaysian Reserve. Malaysia’s Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim shared details of the plan in a recent Facebook post.
India, Denmark extend collaboration in clean energy development

1 week ago | energymonitor.ai | Umesh Ellichipuram

India and Denmark have extended their collaboration in the energy domain by formalising a renewed memorandum of understanding (MoU). The updated MoU highlights India’s goal of reaching net-zero carbon emissions by the year 2070. It was signed by India’s Ministry of Power Secretary Pankaj Agarwal and Ambassador of Denmark to India Rasmus Abildgaard Kristensen.
Kazakhstan approves $1.4bn wind energy agreement with UAE

1 week ago | energymonitor.ai | Umesh Ellichipuram

Kazakhstan has approved a major renewable energy agreement with the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to build a 1GW wind power plant. The project includes a 300MW energy storage system and will be located in the Zhambyl region. Kazakhstan Today reported that the lower house of the country’s parliament, the Mazhilis, ratified the deal on 30 April. Kazakh Energy Minister Erlan Akkenzhenov described the deal as a milestone in renewable energy cooperation.
Wind industry added 117GW of new capacity in 2024: GWEC report

2 weeks ago | energymonitor.ai | Umesh Ellichipuram

A new report by the Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC) has revealed that the wind industry added 117GW of new capacity in 2024. The increase brings total global wind energy capacity to 1,136GW, with new installations recorded across 55 countries and every continent. China led in global installations, followed by the US, Germany, India, and Brazil. Brazil overtook Spain to enter the top five markets in terms of cumulative capacity, the report said.
Case study: How State Grid Jiangsu developed a pioneering electric power system

2 weeks ago | energymonitor.ai | Fi Forrest

Jiangsu Province, on the east coast of China, is one of the country’s leading provinces in technology and tourism and home to many of the world’s key exporters of electronic equipment, chemicals, and textiles. Serving Jiangsu is one of the largest provincial power grid companies of the State Grid Corporation of China (SGCC). State Grid Jiangsu[i] serves 46.2 million energy consumers and incorporates State Grid Suzhou Power Supply Company.
Business leaders support rapid transition to renewable power: Poll

2 weeks ago | energymonitor.ai | Umesh Ellichipuram

A recent global poll has revealed strong backing from business leaders for a swift transition to renewable energy. Conducted by Savanta and commissioned by E3G, Beyond Fossil Fuels, and We Mean Business, the poll survey gathered opinions from nearly 1,500 executives across 15 major global economies and emerging markets. The survey, titled “Powering up: Business perspectives on shifting to renewable electricity”, polled 1,477 executives from mid-market and large companies valued at $1m and more.
Wind and solar key to cutting fossil fuel imports, says Ember report

3 weeks ago | energymonitor.ai | Umesh Ellichipuram

A new report by energy think tank Ember highlights the role of renewables in tackling global energy insecurity. It argues that shifting from fossil fuels to renewables and electrification can reduce reliance on imports. Currently, 37% of global primary energy demand is met through imported fossil fuels. The report reveals that 52 countries import more than half of their primary energy needs from fossil fuels.
Shanghai Electric, Masdar, Mawarid join forces for clean energy

3 weeks ago | energymonitor.ai | Umesh Ellichipuram

Shanghai Electric has formalised agreements with Abu Dhabi Future Energy Company (Masdar) and Oman’s Mawarid Group for major renewable energy projects across both Middle Eastern nations. The partnerships will focus on advancing clean energy through technology deployment, localised manufacturing, and multi-sector collaboration. The agreement with Masdar involves the development of a 2GW solar power project in Saudi Arabia. In Oman, the agreement with Mawarid focuses on wind energy cooperation.