Last week, the King named @IEA Executive Director Fatih Birol as Grand Officer in the Order of Leopold, noting his significant work on energy cooperation around the world. Congratulations @fbirol with this merit and thank you for the valuable collaboration! #BE4Multilateralism

Global renewable capacity is on course to more than double by 2030. Solar PV is set to lead – making up about 80% of the rise over this period. In addition to growth in established markets, it’s also surging in Saudi Arabia, Pakistan & Southeast Asia 👉 https://t.co/FXDrIH9jOf

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🗣️ "The growth in global renewable capacity in the coming years will be dominated by solar PV – but with wind, hydropower, bioenergy and geothermal all contributing, too." Read more from IEA's @fbirol on the latest trends in renewables markets 👉 https://t.co/avdUQMw94d

Renewable power is continuing to grow strongly around the world, with global capacity set to more than double by 2030 As it grows, the sector is navigating headwinds in supply chains, grid integration & financing More in Renewables 2025 ➡️ https://t.co/21Ctb3driv

Global renewable capacity is set to double by 2030 amid headwinds from supply chains, grid integration & financing. Solar PV makes up about 80% of the rise – growing in established markets, but also surging in Saudi Arabia, Pakistan & Southeast Asia 👉 https://t.co/21Ctb3driv

Good news from @IEA today! Renewable energy is growing globally 🌎 But we need to keep up our ambitious policies & upgrade our grids to meet our targets. More home-grown renewable energy is the way forward for Europe.

Explore our Renewables 2025 report 👇 Executive summary → https://t.co/jFMWVwtJg3 Electricity → https://t.co/lplorpRLex Transport → https://t.co/xVwDllOvor Heat → https://t.co/wEa5TwoLdg

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🗣 “As renewables’ role in electricity systems rises in many countries, policy makers need to play close attention to supply chain security and grid integration challenges.” More from IEA's @fbirol on the implications of renewables' rapid growth 👉 https://t.co/avdUQMw94d

We’re LIVE from @IEA HQ for the launch of our Renewables 2025 report! Join lead author @heymibahar & me as we examine the state of play for renewables markets worldwide and the outlook for the sector over the next 5 years. Watch along now 👇

🔴 WATCH NOW | We’re LIVE from @IEA HQ for the launch of our Renewables 2025 report! Explore the analysis → https://t.co/21Ctb3driv Join our Executive Director @fbirol & lead author @heymibahar as they discuss the key findings 📺⬇️  https://t.co/Jw3CtAitmh

In just 1️⃣ hour, we're going LIVE for the launch of our new Renewables 2025 report! 🔴 Join our Executive Director @fbirol & lead author @heymibahar as they discuss the main findings. Watch along from 11:00 CEST ➡️ https://t.co/4q1y7QUqAL

This morning, we released our Renewables 2025 report 👉 https://t.co/avdUQMwGTL Don’t miss this thread from our Executive Director @fbirol running through the key findings 👇

Renewables 2025 is out! It shows renewable power is continuing to grow strongly around the world, with global capacity set to more than double by 2030 As it grows, the sector is navigating headwinds in supply chains, grid integration & financing More ➡️ https://t.co/RfNAhq2uco

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Explore @IEA’s full Renewables 2025 report, freely available on our website → https://t.co/cr4Z2PEeBj And to learn more, join the report's lead author @heymibahar & me for the LIVE launch event from 11:00 CEST → https://t.co/rZXwOZkPNR

The rise of variable renewables is placing growing pressures on electricity systems Curtailment & negative prices are becoming more frequent, causing economic inefficiencies & deterring investment This underscores the need for investment in grids, storage & flexible generation

As renewables take on a greater role, policymakers must play close attention to vulnerabilities Global supply chains for solar PV & for rare earths used in wind turbines are highly concentrated in China and are set to only diversify slightly by 2030 under current policy settings

Despite these challenges, companies' confidence in renewables remains strong – with investors & buyers benefitting from low solar prices Most major developers have maintained or raised their 2030 deployment targets from last year, reflecting resilience & optimism in the sector

Major solar PV & wind manufacturers continue to face financial struggles despite strong deployment globally In China, PV prices are down over 60% since 2023 due to a supply glut & fierce competition for market share And wind manufacturers outside China are reporting losses

The outlook for offshore wind stands apart, with the industry facing challenges due to policy changes, supply chain bottlenecks & rising costs Our forecast for its global capacity growth to 2030 is about 25% lower than in last year's report Read more 👉 https://t.co/cr4Z2PEeBj

Solar is dominating the growth of global renewable capacity – but wind, hydropower, bioenergy & geothermal are all contributing too Geothermal is on course to hit historic highs in key markets while pumped-storage hydro is growing strongly, helping integration of solar & wind