Chart: In a first, world gets more power from renewables than coal

For the first time in history, renewable energy has outpaced coal in global electricity generation — a milestone that signals just how fast the energy landscape is changing. Solar power, in particular, has more than doubled its share in just four years, helping renewables meet all new demand so far this year. Coal still dominates as a single source, but it’s no longer growing. The momentum has shifted — and if this trajectory holds, the clean-energy future is no longer theoretical. It’s underway. Dan McCarthy with Canary Media has the full story.

Dan McCarthy

Canary Media

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