India must double renewable capacity additions to meet 2030 clean-energy targets, report says reut.rs/3D91vsf

Sustained 2024 renewable growth could help India reach 2030 energy goal ⁦Global Energy Monitor⁩ timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/chandigar…

One thing I haven't seen discusssed yet is how new wind and solar capacity additions in China in 2025 are almost definitely going DROP vs last year. If you're used to always seeing number go up, time to reset expectations in advance. Here's why.🧵 x.com/pretentiouswha…

Coverage of my research for Global Energy Monitor on the expanded BRICS group of nations, where new members 🇮🇩🇧🇾🇧🇴🇰🇿🇨🇺🇲🇾🇹🇭🇺🇬🇺🇿🇳🇬are building over ten times as much coal, oil, and gas capacity as wind and utility-scale solar. Read the briefing here globalenergymonitor.org/report/brics-c…

Chinese carbon emissions indeed appear to have leveled off. A peak into a plateau, perhaps, but a peak nonetheless.🥳 As highlighted in the thread, this is a *structural* decline. It's NOT caused by power usage decreasing (which naturally allows less coal use) like in the past.

🌧️ A May like no other! Early monsoon alongside continued western disturbances means rain replaced heatwaves 🔥 across India in May 2025 Pulaha Roy breaks down what is currently unfolding, and its impact Read it here: shorturl.at/2sS7g

NEA data: By the end May 2025, China reached 1098 gigwatts of installed solar PV (or 1.1 terawatts). The leading province is still Shandong, with 91 GW. Jiangsu and Hebei follow closely. Notice what a major role rooftop solar plays in the densely-populated coastal provinces.🧵

Q&A: Will China and the BRICS fill the ‘leadership gap’ on climate change? | Anika Patel w/ comment from Yixian SUN James Norman Kate Logan Jennifer Allan and Beatriz Mattos Read here: buff.ly/WVyH1Y0