Renewable power, clean energy transitions, and the global push towards net zero.
The International Energy Agency reports that global renewable energy capacity has reached an all-time high, with solar power installations accounting for three-quarters of new additions in the first half of 2026.
Green hydrogen production costs have fallen below $3 per kilogramme for the first time, bringing the fuel within reach of commercial viability for heavy industry.
The arrival of sodium-ion batteries at commercial scale is reshaping the energy storage landscape, pushing costs down and reducing dependence on critical minerals.
A private fusion energy company has sustained net energy gain in a prototype reactor for over a minute, marking a significant step toward commercial fusion power.
Global electric vehicle sales have surged 45% in the first half of 2026, driven by a dramatic fall in battery costs that has made EVs cheaper than petrol cars in multiple markets for the first time.
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