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Global Energy Monitor @globalenergymon.bsky.social · 24/09/2026
🚨 NEW | The conflict in the Strait of Hormuz has exposed fragile assumptions in SE Asia’s gas expansion. "Import capacity doesn't guarantee secure #LNG supply, access to LNG does not guarantee affordability." — GEM's Warda Ajaz. Read the analysis: bit.ly/47isOMa
A quote on a white background reads: "The conflict in the Strait of Hormuz is stress-testing Southeast Asia’s plans for gas expansion, but its effects are not playing out uniformly across the region." At the bottom left, there is a photo of a person labeled Warda Ajaz, Project Manager, Asia Gas. The bottom right corner features the gem logo.
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Diren Kocakuşak, Ph.D. @direnkocakusak.bsky.social · 24/09/2026
NEW DATA || Global Bioenergy Power Tracker (GBPT) Global Energy Monitor's (@globalenergymon.bsky.social) newest data now tracks 120 GW of operating and 16.6 GW of prospective bioenergy power stations worldwide 🌾🌍🔌💡🧪 @sophiaselaine.bsky.social A thread on some highlights 👇
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Global Energy Monitor @globalenergymon.bsky.social · 23/09/2026
NEW DATA | #Bioenergy Power We're now tracking 8.8 GW of operating & 1.6 GW of prospective fossil fuel-to-bioenergy conversions globally — a false solution that keeps heavy emitters running instead of replacing them with clean renewables. Learn more: bit.ly/3TKIQva
A chart titled "The Netherlands and Japan make up 70% of the 1.6 GW of prospective global fossil fuel to biomass conversions." It displays fossil fuel to biomass conversion projects in development by country, in megawatts (MW). The Netherlands leads with 731 MW, followed by Japan with 358 MW. Other countries listed are Poland (115 MW), Czech Republic (80 MW), China (50 MW), Austria (70 MW), USA (60 MW), and Spain (50 MW). Source: Global Energy Monitor, Global Bioenergy Power Tracker, September 2026.
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Global Energy Monitor @globalenergymon.bsky.social · 15/09/2026
🌍💥 The new Private Equity Climate Risks Scorecard maps 1,050+ PE-backed fossil fuel assets worldwide, including oil and gas fields, pipelines, LNG and coal infrastructure, and hundreds of fossil fuel power generators. Explore the map: peclimaterisks.org/2026scorecard
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Global Energy Monitor @globalenergymon.bsky.social · 14/09/2026
🌎 By 2035, at least 1,145 Mtpa of the world’s currently operating coal mine capacity (an amount equivalent to the coal produced by India in 2025) is expected to retire. Which countries will lead global retirements? 🔗: bit.ly/3TZpEJU
Bar chart titled "Approximately 1,145 Mt of current operating capacity is projected to retire by 2035." It shows cumulative active coal production capacity expected to retire from 2026 to 2035, in million tonnes per annum. Capacity starts at 100 Mtpa in 2026 and rises to 1,145 Mtpa by 2035. Source noted as Global Energy Monitor, Global Coal Mine Tracker, August 2026.
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Global Energy Monitor @globalenergymon.bsky.social · 10/09/2026
The Mediterranean’s prospective wind & solar capacity has reached 552 GW — surpassing the total planned U.S. power fleet. GEM’s new brief explores how leaders like Spain & Egypt drive this pipeline + the grid bottlenecks in the way. 🔗 bit.ly/4gSDOEn
A chart titled "Wind and solar comprise the vast majority of prospective power capacity in the Mediterranean region" shows the share of total pipeline capacity by generation type. Solar occupies 44.4% in yellow, wind 38.8% in green, oil & gas 8.6% in dark gray, nuclear 4.2% in gray, and hydropower 3.1% in light blue. Source: Global Energy Monitor, Global Integrated Power Tracker, March 2026.
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Global Energy Monitor @globalenergymon.bsky.social · 10/09/2026
How do you measure a year of open energy data? GEM’s impact is about more than just the numbers, but as data nerds, we can’t help sharing some of our favorites from our 2025 Annual Report. 🔗 globalenergymonitor.org/annual-reports
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aiqun.bsky.social @aiqun.bsky.social · 01/09/2026
Australia is rapidly developing renewable energy. The country doesn’t need more coal but it still wants to dig more for exporting to other countries like China. Meanwhile it is one of the most vulnerable countries to climate change. A greedy industry jeopardizes the entire country and the planet.
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Global Energy Monitor @globalenergymon.bsky.social · 08/09/2026
🏗️ The U.S. 🇺🇸 has passed China 🇨🇳 as the top builder of #GasPower, with 52 GW under construction and nearly 3x as much gas capacity in development overall (378 GW vs. 132 GW). Explore the latest GOGPT data update from @globalenergymon.bsky.social: bit.ly/4wJIBxR
Bar chart titled "U.S. has nearly three times more gas power capacity in development than China." It shows gas-fired capacity in development by status, in gigawatts (GW), with categories "Construction" and "Pre-construction" and "Announced." The United States leads with 378 GW, followed by China at 132 GW. Other countries listed include Vietnam, Iran, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Bangladesh, Italy, Taiwan, Russia, South Korea, and Canada. Data source: Global Energy Monitor, Global Oil and Gas Plant Tracker, 2026.
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Global Energy Monitor @globalenergymon.bsky.social · 03/09/2026
📈 U.S. #GasPower proposals tied to data centers nearly doubled in H1 2026 to 189 GW. But turbine shortages & project delays mean the scale of this $647B buildout remains highly uncertain. Read the new @globalenergymon.bsky.social brief: bit.ly/4wJIBxR
The image is a bar chart titled "U.S. gas power proposals tied to data centers nearly doubled in the first half of 2026." It shows two red bars representing gas‑fired capacity in development planned on-site for data centers, in gigawatts. The first bar, labeled "2025," represents 97 GW, and the second bar, labeled "H1 2026," represents 189 GW. The chart is sourced from Global Energy Monitor, Global Oil and Gas Plant Tracker, H1 2026.
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Global Energy Monitor @globalenergymon.bsky.social · 01/09/2026
More than 2,521 Mtpa of new coal mining capacity is in development — mostly in 🇨🇳, 🇮🇳, & 🇦🇺. This rise in proposals is at odds with the expected plateau in coal demand by 2030 forecast by the IEA. Why the disconnect? Learn more in our new brief: bit.ly/3TZpEJU
A treemap chart titled "Just five countries account for 92% of proposed coal mine capacity, led by China and India." China is the largest section with 1,321 Mtpa, followed by India with 638 Mtpa. Other significant sections are Australia (217 Mtpa), Russia (96 Mtpa), and South Africa (72 Mtpa). Smaller sections include Mongolia, Canada, Bangladesh, and Indonesia. The chart is sourced from Global Energy Monitor, August 2026.
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Global Energy Monitor @globalenergymon.bsky.social · 31/08/2026
New Global #Nuclear Power data is live! 🌐 🔹 55 GW under construction targeting 2030 🔹10 GW in U.S. nuclear PPAs tied to data centers 🔹 China set to reach ~96 GW, overtaking France Explore 1,825 units across 62 countries: bit.ly/3UaalhA
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Global Energy Monitor @globalenergymon.bsky.social · 26/08/2026
At GEM, transparency underpins both our integrity and our impact. Public trust isn't just built on our data—it’s built on how accountably we manage the resources entrusted to us. Thrilled to welcome Aki Davis as our new Financial Controller! 🔗 globalenergymonitor.org/profile/aki…
The image features a quote on the left stating: "What drew me to GEM is that transparency doesn't end with our data. Sound fiscal stewardship is the foundation that allows our resources to create lasting, real-world impact." Below the quote is the name Aki Davis, Financial Controller. The logo for GEM is in the bottom right corner against an orange background with a grid pattern.
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molly taft @mollytaft.com · 25/08/2026
NEW: gas power in development in the US explicitly for data centers have nearly doubled in less than a year, soaring from 97GW at the end of 2025 to more than 189GW mid-2026, according to shocking new figures from @globalenergymon.bsky.social that's up from just 4 GW in 2024:
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Data Centers Are Driving an Alarming Gas Power Expansion in the US
There’s no clearer sign of the data center boom than rampant gas projects that have been proposed or that are already under construction.
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Global Energy Monitor @globalenergymon.bsky.social · 25/08/2026
Texas now leads the world in #GasPower growth, with 122 GW in development — a 51% surge in just six months. Nearly two-thirds (77 GW) of the state's proposed gas capacity is planned to directly power data centers. Details via @globalenergymon.bsky.social: bit.ly/4wJIBxR
A bar chart titled "Globally the fastest-growing gas power portfolios are U.S. states" ranks states by H1 2026 change in gas-fired capacity in gigawatts (GW). Texas leads with +41.4 GW, followed by Ohio, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Indiana, Louisiana, North Carolina, and Virginia. Sources are Global Energy Monitor and Global Oil and Gas Plant Tracker, H1 2026.
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Diren Kocakuşak, Ph.D. @direnkocakusak.bsky.social · 24/08/2026
NEW DATA ☢️ ☢️ The Global Nuclear Power Tracker now monitors nuclear power purchase agreements (PPAs) tied to data centers. ☢️🧪🔌💡 @globalenergymon.bsky.social Read our new data insight: globalenergymonitor.org/article/new-... Download the data: globalenergymonitor.org/projects/glo...
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New data insights: Global Nuclear Power Tracker
Big tech is reviving U.S. nuclear power, but global pipeline delays keep long-term growth incremental
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Global Energy Monitor @globalenergymon.bsky.social · 24/08/2026
96% of global coal dev't is concentrated in 10 countries, w/🇨🇳 & 🇮🇳 accounting for 88%. While China commissioned 85% of global coal capacity in H1 2026, India saw construction starts soar to 21.6 GW — matching its previous seven full years combined. Details: bit.ly/4yYTNJq
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Global Energy Monitor @globalenergymon.bsky.social · 19/08/2026
NEW DATA | Global #NuclearPower Tracker 🌐 We added a field tracking PPAs (long-term power purchase contracts) tied to data centers. Driven by tech & AI demand, U.S. PPAs total ~10 GW, led by PA (5.5 GW), OH (2.4 GW) & IL (1.1 GW). Read the update: bit.ly/3UaalhA
A map of the United States shows locations of nuclear power plants with data center Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs). Red circles indicate plant capacity, with sizes representing 400 or 800 megawatts. The circles are primarily located in the eastern and midwestern regions. Source credited as Global Energy Monitor, Global Nuclear Power Tracker, August 2026.
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Neil Tangri @tangri0.bsky.social · 13/08/2026
Important (and unfortunately bad) news uncovered by the stalwarts at @globalenergymon.bsky.social. In spite of the hottest year ever measured, India is trying to expand #coal production. Disastrous. www.theguardian.com/environment/...
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India fuels worldwide jump in planned coal production
Rise in new mine proposals, mainly in states of Odisha and Jharkhand, comes despite plateau in global demand
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Global Energy Monitor @globalenergymon.bsky.social · 13/08/2026
For the second year in a row, the world’s newly commissioned #CoalMine capacity hit a decade low in 2025. But could the massive pipeline of planned coal mining capacity, which increased 11% from 2024–2025, threaten this downturn? 📉 Learn more in our new brief: bit.ly/3TZpEJU
Bar chart titled "New coal production capacity additions hit record low in 2025." The vertical axis measures capacity in million tonnes per annum (Mtpa), ranging from 0 to 500 Mtpa. The chart shows annual data from 2015 to 2025, with a decreasing trend from 2019 onward, reaching its lowest in 2025. An annual average line is marked across the chart. Source: Global Energy Monitor, Global Coal Mine Tracker, August 2026.
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Global Energy Monitor @globalenergymon.bsky.social · 12/08/2026
#HeavyIndustry’s impacts don't start at the smokestack — they begin hundreds of kms upstream at the extraction site. Our latest impact piece explores how open-source asset data connects full value chains to expose supply-side risks from mine to plant: globalenergymonitor.org/article/trac...
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Tracing heavy industry’s upstream impacts
The smokestack is heavy industry’s most visible symbol, but the sector’s impacts often begin far upstream, in communities where raw materials are extracted.
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Global Energy Monitor @globalenergymon.bsky.social · 11/08/2026
As banks exit #coal over climate risks, project owners are stepping in. New GEM data shows that while recent deals shift toward equity, third-party debt still accounts for ~80% of all coal project finance tracked since 2010. Learn more: bit.ly/3TUrtYy
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Global Energy Monitor @globalenergymon.bsky.social · 10/08/2026
Global coal retirements hit a historic low in H12026, w/only 4.9GW retired across 7 countries — the lowest half-year total since we began tracking in '15. But, the low retirements were not paired w/a substantial increase in newly proposed capacity. Discover the key trends: bit.ly/4yYTNJq
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Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air @creacleanair.bsky.social · 06/08/2026
🇨🇳 NEW | #China – Coal power biannual review – H1 2026 💥 China’s #coal power generation rebounded by 3.4% YoY, even as coal plants were used less intensively and wind & solar #curtailment rose 49%, enough to cover all new power demand w/ @globalenergymon.bsky.social Link in 🧵⤵️
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Global Energy Monitor @globalenergymon.bsky.social · 04/08/2026
Half as many countries are developing new coal power today compared to a decade ago. New data from @globalenergymon.bsky.social's Global Coal Plant Tracker shows 32 countries now have coal capacity in development — down from 64 in 2016. Learn more: globalenergymonitor.org/article/new-...
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Carbon Brief @carbonbrief.org · 29/07/2026
NEW – Q&A: What does China’s 15th ‘five-year plan’ for renewables mean for climate change? ✍️ Written by @anikanpatel.carbonbrief.org and Lekai Liu 💬 With comments from Yao Zhe @jamesnorman.bsky.social Pan Jiahua, Cosimo Ries and Isadora Wang Read here: buff.ly/qVU3RTg
China’s total installed capacity of renewable energy from 2016-2025, and its target for 2030. Source: National Energy Administration, Carbon Brief.
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Global Energy Monitor @globalenergymon.bsky.social · 28/07/2026
🏭 Cement kilns operate for 40+ years, locking in emissions through 2050. China’s young kilns (avg 18 yrs) risk emissions lock-in, while 70+ yr fleets in the US & Europe face urgent retirement decisions. Dive into our new kiln data: globalenergymonitor.org/article/new-...
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Diren Kocakuşak, Ph.D. @direnkocakusak.bsky.social · 21/07/2026
In our latest report, Aiqun Yu (@aiqun.bsky.social), James Norman (@jamesnorman.bsky.social), and Ye Huang explore the rapid expansion of China’s wind and solar megabases. A short thread below. ☀️💨🔌💡🧪 #solar #wind #renewables @globalenergymon.bsky.social globalenergymonitor.org/research/chi...
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China's wind and solar megabases face a coal test
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Global Energy Monitor @globalenergymon.bsky.social · 21/07/2026
NEW REPORT | China is building more wind & solar than the rest of the world combined, w/500+ GW under construction. But severe grid bottlenecks & coal reliance threaten this boom. Can 🇨🇳 pass its "coal test"? 🔗 globalenergymonitor.org/research/ch…
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Global Energy Monitor @globalenergymon.bsky.social · 14/07/2026
📉 New data from our Global #GasFinance Tracker maps $18B in known fossil gas project finance and 238 developing gas units across Latam & the Caribbean. Track the developers, builders, and bankers behind the infrastructure: globalenergymonitor.org/projects/glo...
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Global Gas Finance Tracker
The Global Gas Finance Tracker (GGFT) covers project-specific finance transactions for in-development LNG terminals and gas-fired power plants. Current tracking includes Australia, Canada, Latin Ameri...
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Global Energy Monitor @globalenergymon.bsky.social · 13/07/2026
Why do #steel firms with high ESG ratings keep expanding coal production? 🏗️ ❌ "Conglomerate blending" hides coal behind clean subsidiaries. Use @globalenergymon.bsky.social 's Asset-Class Screener to bulk-screen company lists and find stakes in coal-based steel. 🔗 bit.ly/4gE04mX
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Global Energy Monitor @globalenergymon.bsky.social · 02/07/2026
🇨🇳 China's industrial transition starts w/understanding assets already in operation. Explore our new China #HeavyIndustry dashboard to: - Map steel, cement, and chemical clusters - Compare provincial density & capacity - Analyze prod. routes across key sectors bit.ly/4xSxPY8
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China's heavy industry: the data behind 45% of global industrial emissions
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Global Energy Monitor @globalenergymon.bsky.social · 01/07/2026
Is the "clean" #DigitalEconomy backed by captive coal & gas? 💻🔥 As tech expands, dedicated #FossilFuel power is a major blind spot. Use @globalenergymon.bsky.social 's Asset Ownership Trees to trace facility-level power straight to the ultimate parent company. 🔗 bit.ly/4gE04mX
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Global Energy Monitor @globalenergymon.bsky.social · 30/06/2026
The #OilPipeline buildout is shifting to Asia & Africa, making up over 2/3 of the 32,400km in global dev't ($98B capex). But w/the @iea.org predicting a 5M bpd surplus by '27, these decades-long assets risk obsolescence before pay off. Download the new data: bit.ly/4y6RLGT
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Global Energy Monitor @globalenergymon.bsky.social · 26/06/2026
🚀 OUT NOW: @globalenergymon.bsky.social launches new #OwnershipData Tools to transform complex graph data into usable insights. Cut through corporate layers & track asset-level reality: 🌳 Asset Ownership Trees 💼 Portfolio Explorer 🔍 Asset-Class Screener 🔗 bit.ly/4gE04mX
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Global Energy Monitor @globalenergymon.bsky.social · 25/06/2026
🚢 ❌ What moves Gulf crude when the Strait of Hormuz can’t? Even with a deal to reopen the strait, vulnerability is undeniable. Iraq has reopened the Kirkuk–Ceyhan line, & another 3,300 km of bypass routes are under discussion. Download the new oil infrastructure data: bit.ly/4y6RLGT
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Global Energy Monitor @globalenergymon.bsky.social · 25/06/2026
🇨🇳 China accounts for nearly half of global industrial CO₂ emissions, and most is concentrated in just a few regions. 🔬 Chemical hubs: Eastern coast 🏗️ Cement plants: Major river basins Explore the data with GEM's new China Heavy Industry dashboard: globalenergymonitor.org/research/chi...
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China's heavy industry: the data behind 45% of global industrial emissions
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Global Energy Monitor @globalenergymon.bsky.social · 25/06/2026
In most markets, renewables are already the cheapest source of new electricity. What's blocking deployment now are outdated regulations and market rules. This week, Bloomberg Philanthropies is committing $285 million to fix that. Learn more: www.bloomberg.org/press/bloomb...
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Global Energy Monitor @globalenergymon.bsky.social · 12/06/2026
Read GEM’s Pedal to the Metal '26 report but still have questions? 📊 Join the report authors on June 18 for a live deep dive and Q&A covering asset-level data from nearly 1,300 steel plants and 949 iron ore mines globally. Register: zoom.us/webinar/regi...
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Global Energy Monitor @globalenergymon.bsky.social · 11/06/2026
🇨🇴 Colombia is at a critical energy crossroads. Despite its strong climate leadership, the country remains tied to #fossil infrastructure. The incoming gov't has a unique window to secure the grid without locking into a costly, massive LNG overbuild. globalenergymonitor.org/research/col...
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Global Energy Monitor @globalenergymon.bsky.social · 04/06/2026
📢 Big news! We're thrilled to welcome Erica Scott-Adjei as our new Chief Development Officer. Erica brings 20 years of expertise to keep GEM’s independent energy data open and accessible to all. Learn more about her background: globalenergymonitor.org/profile/eric...
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Global Energy Monitor @globalenergymon.bsky.social · 01/06/2026
ICYMI: The global steel industry faces a major "coal lock-in" crisis, but a critical window for intervention remains. 🏗️ Whether you've read the full PTM 2026 report or want an expert breakdown of key findings, join us for a live discussion w/the report authors. Register: zoom.us/webinar/regi...
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Diren Kocakuşak, Ph.D. @direnkocakusak.bsky.social · 29/05/2026
A new report from GEM reveals the largest power capacity expansion on record across the BRICS group of nations. Future capacity additions will be driven primarily by utility-scale solar and wind ☀️💨🔌💡 @jamesnorman.bsky.social @globalenergymon.bsky.social globalenergymonitor.org/research/spl...
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Global Energy Monitor @globalenergymon.bsky.social · 28/05/2026
BRICS broke renewable records in 2025 — & fossil records too. Solar + wind additions hit 497GW, but the bloc also added 125GW of coal, oil and gas capacity. A split transition: renewables are cutting coal generation in places, while fossil capacity grows. globalenergymonitor.org/research/spl...
Four bar charts from Global Energy Monitor showing BRICS power capacity additions and retirements from 2000 to 2025 across four sources: Coal, Oil and gas, Solar, and Wind. In 2025, capacity additions reached historic highs. Solar experienced massive, exponential growth, peaking at around 370 GW added in 2025. Wind also surged dramatically to a record high of approximately 130 GW. Meanwhile, fossil fuels also saw notable increases in 2025, with coal additions spiking back up to nearly 90 GW and oil/gas additions hitting a peak of over 30 GW, accompanied by minor retirements.
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Beyond Fossil Fuels @beyondfossilfuels.bsky.social · 25/05/2026
🇪🇺 Coal is in terminal decline in the #EU. Despite delays, coal generation fell for the 3rd year in a row to 9.2% of the mix. True security lies in scaling renewables, not extending aging plants. More in @globalenergymon.bsky.social and partners' report: globalenergymonitor.org/research/boo...
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Boom and Bust Coal 2026
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Global Energy Monitor @globalenergymon.bsky.social · 25/05/2026
Who added the most pumped storage #hydropower (PSH) this year? 🗺️ 🇨🇳 China, 🇬🇧 the UK, and 🇮🇳 India are leading the world in newly operating PSH. China alone has 168 GW currently under construction. Track the global leaders: globalenergymonitor.org/projects/glo...
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Carbon Brief @carbonbrief.org · 21/05/2026
NEW – New coal plants hit ‘10-year’ global high in 2025 – but power output still fell | @mollylempriere.carbonbrief.org @globalenergymon.bsky.social Read here: buff.ly/6ULYS42
Coal-fired power capacity that began operation each year from 2000 to 2025, GW. Source: Global Energy Monitor.
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Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air @creacleanair.bsky.social · 22/05/2026
📣 Boom & Bust Coal 2026 out now! 💡 @globalenergymon.bsky.social 's 11th annual report found growing paradox in global energy transition: Coal power capacity continued to expand in 2025, even as use of coal for electricity generation declined globalenergymonitor.org/research/boom-and-bust-coal-2026
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Global Energy Monitor @globalenergymon.bsky.social · 21/05/2026
🏭 🌍 The geographic footprint of #coal dev't is narrowing sharply. Only 32 countries were proposing or building new plants in '25 — less than 1/2 the 75 countries doing so in '14 A 🧵 on key findings from GEM’s 11th annual Boom & Bust Coal report, out today 👇 globalenergymonitor.org/research/boo...
A graphic by GEM featuring text on a dark teal gridded background next to an image of a coal power plant with a wind turbine in the foreground. The text reads: "In 2025, the world built more coal power capacity but used it less. Booming wind & solar are pushing coal into a backup role as system insurance."
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Global Energy Monitor @globalenergymon.bsky.social · 19/05/2026
🚨 NEW DATA: The 2026 Global #CoalMine Tracker update is live. Tracking 7,000+ assets across 5,300 active and proposed mines & 1,700 retired sites. New: 🔹 Mine-level coal-to-chemicals tracking in 🇨🇳 🔹 Enhanced methane data & mine boundaries Download: globalenergymonitor.org/projects/glo...
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Global Coal Mine Tracker
The Global Coal Mine Tracker catalogues coal mines worldwide, with an emphasis on operating, inactive, and proposed assets across various production capacity levels, as well as mines abandoned or perm...
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