Offshore Wind Surges, Storage Breaks Records: The Energy Transition Accelerates in Early 2026

Offshore wind milestones in the US, a 49% surge in global long-duration energy storage, and renewed European policy urgency are signalling that the clean energy transition is accelerating well ahead of expectations. Here is what the latest data means for Europe’s energy future.

Solar and Storage Break Records in 2025: What the Global Renewables Surge Means for Europe

The US is on track to install a record 43.4GW of solar in 2026, while Europe’s offshore wind hits new milestones and emerging markets accelerate clean energy adoption. Here’s what the global renewables surge means for energy security and Europe’s green transition.

EU Rewrites the Rules on Car Emissions: What the 2026 CO₂ Standards Debate Means for Climate Policy

EU environment ministers debated revised CO₂ standards for cars and vans on March 17, 2026, as Europe navigates a critical tension between climate ambition and industrial competitiveness. With post-2030 climate rules and a €2 trillion budget on the table, 2026 may be the most consequential […]

EU Green Deal at a Crossroads: €103 Million in LIFE Funding and the Battle Over 2026 Climate Rules

The EU has approved €103 million in LIFE Programme funding for seven green projects while simultaneously rolling back key climate regulations under competitiveness pressures. With 2026 set to be a pivotal year for post-2030 climate rules and budget negotiations, Europe’s green transition is being redefined […]

Green Tech at a Crossroads: How Geopolitics Is Reshaping Europe’s Clean Energy Future

Global green tech investment reached a record $2.3 trillion in 2025, yet geopolitical concerns over China’s dominance in solar and battery supply chains are threatening to slow Europe’s energy transition. The challenge for policymakers is building strategic autonomy without sacrificing climate urgency.

Green Tech at a Crossroads: How Geopolitics Is Reshaping Europe’s Clean Energy Future

Global green tech investment reached a record $2.3 trillion in 2025, yet geopolitical concerns over China’s dominance in solar and battery supply chains are threatening to slow Europe’s energy transition. The challenge for policymakers is building strategic autonomy without sacrificing climate urgency.