In 2025-26, of the 52,537 MW added, 39,657 MW was added from renewable energy sources (75.48%), which includes 34,955 MW of solar and 4,613 MW of wind, the ministry said.

Research from The University of Osaka highlights a new model of a gyroscopic wave energy converter. The device was shown to be capable of absorbing up to half of incoming wave energy across a wide ...

Electricity is indispensable in modern society. Today, man could hardly live without this energy. Suppose, for example, electrical power plant is off for a mont ...

A report from UK-based climate and energy think tank Ember notes that clean energy sources accounted for 40.9% percent of electricity produced around the world in 2024. The finding comes from data and ...

Imagine a future where the air is always clean, the water is sparkling, and our planet stays healthy for centuries to come. This amazing future depends entirely on how we choose to power our world.

Noon Energy unlocks a clean energy future, transforming low-cost energy sources like intermittent solar and wind into a ...

We’ve made a lot of progress on renewable energy in Wales, and around the world too. These are natural sources of energy that will never run out and that produce very little or no greenhouse gases.

The world produced more than 40 percent of its electricity from clean energy sources for the first time since World War II last year, a new report from a global energy think tank says. Staggering ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Robert Rapier is a chemical engineer covering the energy sector. Wind turbines and solar panels merge in desert alternative energy ...

A new Policy Brief from The Heartland Institute offers a comprehensive evaluation of seven primary electricity generation sources: biomass, coal, hydropower, natural gas, nuclear, solar, and wind, and ...