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Record-breaking solar generation last year covered three-quarters of new electricity demand worldwide, signaling a fundamental shift in how the planet powers itself. Energy experts say this isn't just a milestone—it's proof that renewable energy has become central to the global power system. ##
Electric vehicles have exploded from just 1% of global car sales in 2019 to 25% in 2025, with prices plummeting and charging networks expanding worldwide. From Ethiopia banning gas cars to China making EVs cheaper than traditional vehicles, the shift to clean transportation is accelerating faster than anyone predicted.
Nearly one in three new cars sold worldwide this year will be electric, marking a massive shift in how the world drives. From Norway's 95% electric rate to China's booming production, the clean car revolution is accelerating faster than ever.
The world just reached a stunning milestone: one in four new cars sold globally is now electric, a twentyfivefold increase in just six years. From Norway to Nepal, the electric vehicle revolution is accelerating faster than anyone predicted.
For the first time ever, wind and solar power generated more of the world's electricity than gas in April 2026. The milestone signals a lasting shift toward clean energy, not just a temporary reaction to current global conflicts.
One in four new cars sold worldwide in 2025 was electric, marking a breakthrough moment for clean transportation. From Norway's 94% adoption rate to emerging markets like Vietnam hitting 40%, the shift is happening faster than experts predicted.
One in four new cars sold worldwide in 2025 was electric or hybrid, marking a major shift in how the world drives. Eight countries now get more than half their new car sales from clean vehicles.
The world is entering a new "Age of Electricity" where renewable energy and nuclear power will supply half of all global electricity by 2030, up from 42% today. This historic shift marks the first time clean energy sources will overtake coal, powered by record solar installations and surging electricity demand worldwide.
More than half of China's car exports in May were electric vehicles, marking a global shift toward cleaner transportation. Rising fuel prices and better EV technology are driving the fastest adoption of electric cars the world has ever seen.
BMW just built its two millionth electric vehicle, a stunning blue i5 sedan rolling off the line in Germany. The milestone shows how quickly traditional carmakers are catching up in the electric revolution.
Clean energy just hit a major milestone, generating nearly a third of the world's electricity for the first time. Solar and wind power led the charge, growing seven times faster than fossil fuels.
A mining excavator the size of a house is going electric, and it could help slash millions in fuel costs while cutting emissions. The massive machine just became available worldwide after proving itself in Canada.
For the first time, clean energy growth matched all of last year's rising electricity demand while fossil fuel use stayed flat. Solar power led the charge with a stunning one-third jump in generation.
Clean energy just had its best year ever, growing nearly seven times faster than fossil fuels. Solar and wind power now generate almost a third of the world's electricity.
Electric vehicles smashed records in 2025, making up 25% of all new cars sold globally. Despite policy shifts and regional slowdowns, the clean car revolution is accelerating faster than experts predicted.
One in four new cars sold globally last year was electric, marking the fifth straight year of massive growth. The shift is now saving 1.2 million barrels of oil every single day.
India's clean energy boom in 2025 helped trigger a rare global decline in fossil fuel electricity production for the first time since the pandemic. The country installed more solar panels than the United States and slashed its coal power generation by 52 billion units.
Kia's PV5 electric van has become such a surprise hit that the company is struggling to keep up with global demand. The affordable electric vehicle is winning over businesses and families from Seoul to Sydney.
Electric vehicles now make up one in four new car sales worldwide, while renewable energy has officially surpassed coal in global electricity generation. A new tracker reveals exactly where the clean energy revolution is winning and where it needs urgent support.
Electric vehicle sales in the UK reached their highest level ever in March, with 86,120 electric cars registered as drivers seek protection from rising fuel prices. The trend is spreading globally, from Thailand to the US, suggesting a major shift toward cleaner transportation.
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