GITNUXREPORT 2026

Global Renewable Energy Statistics

Solar power leads a record surge in global renewable energy growth.

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Key Statistics

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Global bioenergy capacity reached 150 GW by end-2023.

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Bioenergy generated 600 TWh electricity globally in 2023, 2.3% of total.

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Global geothermal capacity stood at 15.9 GW in 2023.

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Modern bioenergy heat production was 10 EJ globally in 2022.

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US bioenergy capacity is 17 GW, largest globally in 2023.

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Geothermal LCOE averaged $0.056/kWh worldwide in 2023.

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Global biogas plants numbered 220,000 in 2023, producing 100 TWh equivalent.

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Indonesia’s geothermal capacity is 2.3 GW, with 500 MW added since 2020.

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Bioenergy jobs totaled 5.5 million globally in 2023.

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Global solid biomass capacity is 100 GW in 2023.

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Kenya generates 45% electricity from geothermal, total 900 MW in 2023.

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Biofuel production reached 170 billion liters globally in 2023.

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Iceland’s geothermal provides 30% electricity, 90% heating in 2023.

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Global waste-to-energy plants capacity 50 GW in 2023.

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Philippines geothermal capacity 1.9 GW, second largest.

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Advanced biofuels capacity grew to 5 GW equivalent in 2023.

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New Zealand geothermal 1 GW, 20% of electricity.

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Global bioenergy investment $70 billion in 2023.

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Turkey added 200 MW geothermal in 2023, total 1.7 GW.

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Global renewable capacity reached 3,870 GW by end-2023, 86% growth since 2013.

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Renewables generated 30% of global electricity in 2023, up from 19% in 2013.

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Global renewable investment hit $1.8 trillion in 2023, double fossil fuels.

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Renewables added 510 GW capacity worldwide in 2023, record high.

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Global renewable jobs reached 13.7 million in 2023.

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Renewables share in primary energy 12.5% in 2023.

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Net zero renewables scenario needs 11,000 GW by 2030.

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Global renewable power capacity growth averaged 10% annually 2013-2023.

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Developing countries hold 60% of global renewable capacity in 2023.

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Renewable LCOE 85% lower than fossils for new builds in 2023.

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Asia added 70% of new renewable capacity in 2023.

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Global clean energy manufacturing investment $200 billion in 2023.

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Renewables avoided 2.5 Gt CO2 emissions in 2023.

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Policy support drove 95% of renewable deployment in 2023.

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Global renewable electricity trade grew 15% in 2023.

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Corporate PPAs for renewables reached 50 GW globally in 2023.

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Grid integration challenges caused 5% renewable curtailment globally.

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Africa’s renewable capacity doubled to 60 GW 2018-2023.

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Latin America renewables share 70% electricity in 2023.

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Global energy storage for renewables hit 250 GW by 2023.

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Global hydropower capacity totaled 1,416 GW by end-2023.

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Hydropower generated 4,250 TWh globally in 2023, 15% of world electricity.

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China holds 421 GW hydropower capacity, 30% of global total in 2023.

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Brazil added 4 GW hydro in 2023, total 110 GW.

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Global pumped storage hydropower capacity is 160 GW as of 2023.

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Small hydropower (<10 MW) capacity worldwide exceeds 120 GW in 2023.

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Hydropower LCOE averaged $0.047/kWh globally in 2023.

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Canada’s hydro capacity is 82 GW, generating 60% of its electricity in 2023.

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Run-of-river hydro capacity grew by 5 GW globally in 2023.

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Hydropower investment reached $50 billion worldwide in 2023.

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Global hydro jobs numbered 2.2 million in 2023.

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Three Gorges Dam in China generated 111 TWh in 2023.

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Africa’s hydro potential is 300 GW untapped, with 20 GW installed in 2023.

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India added 1.2 GW hydro in FY23, total 47 GW.

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Norway generated 88% electricity from hydro in 2023.

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Global hydro capacity factor averaged 40-50% in 2023.

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Russia’s hydro capacity is 53 GW, adding 0.5 GW in 2023.

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Hydro refurbishments added 10 GW capacity globally in 2023.

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Vietnam added 2 GW hydro in 2023, total 22 GW.

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Global solar PV capacity reached 1,053 GW by the end of 2022, representing 4.7% of total global electricity capacity.

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In 2023, new solar PV installations worldwide totaled 447 GWdc, a 50% growth over 2022's 297 GWdc.

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Solar PV accounted for 75% of all newly added renewable capacity globally in 2022.

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By 2023, cumulative solar capacity installations exceeded 1.6 TW globally, driven by China’s 430 GW additions since 2020.

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Global solar PV module manufacturing capacity hit 1,000 GW annually in 2023, with China holding 80% market share.

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Solar power generation reached 1,300 TWh globally in 2023, up 25% from 2022.

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Utility-scale solar PV levelized cost of electricity (LCOE) fell to $0.049/kWh globally in 2023, 89% lower than fossil fuel alternatives.

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Distributed solar PV capacity grew by 110 GW globally in 2023, primarily in rooftops across Europe and the US.

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By end-2023, solar PV represented 6.5% of global electricity generation.

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Global solar PV investment reached $500 billion in 2023, surpassing all other energy technologies.

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China installed 220 GW of solar PV in 2023, accounting for 49% of global additions.

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Floating solar PV capacity worldwide reached 13 GW by 2023, with Asia leading at 90%.

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Bifacial solar module deployment grew to 40% of new installations globally in 2023.

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Global solar tracker market installed 70 GW in 2023, boosting utility-scale efficiency by 20%.

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Concentrated solar power (CSP) capacity stood at 15 GW globally in 2023, with 80% in Spain and Middle East.

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Solar PV recycling capacity reached 20 GW annually worldwide by 2023.

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India’s solar capacity hit 73 GW by March 2023, with 15 GW added in FY23.

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Europe added 56 GW of solar PV in 2023, led by Germany (14 GW) and Spain (12 GW).

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US solar installations reached 32 GWdc in 2023, driven by IRA incentives.

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Global solar irradiance potential could generate 1,575–49,837 TWh/year.

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Solar PV capacity factor averaged 18-25% globally in 2023, varying by location.

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Perovskite solar cell efficiency reached 26% in lab tests globally by 2023.

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Global solar PV jobs numbered 4.3 million in 2022, projected to 5 million in 2023.

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Australia’s solar rooftop capacity exceeded 20 GW by 2023.

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Brazil added 12 GW solar in 2023, reaching 25 GW total.

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Global solar battery storage pairings grew to 50 GW by 2023.

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Vietnam installed 11 GW solar in 2023, total 18 GW.

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Japan’s solar capacity reached 83 GW by end-2023.

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Global solar PV curtailment losses were 25 TWh in 2023, mainly in China.

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Morocco’s Noor CSP plant generated 1.8 TWh annually by 2023.

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Global onshore wind capacity reached 899 GW by end-2022, generating 2,157 TWh.

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In 2023, global wind capacity additions hit 117 GW, with 75% onshore.

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Offshore wind capacity worldwide stood at 72 GW by end-2023, up 18 GW from 2022.

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Wind power accounted for 7.8% of global electricity generation in 2023.

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China installed 44 GW onshore wind in 2023, leading global additions.

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Europe added 29 GW wind capacity in 2023, with UK (7.8 GW) and Germany (6.5 GW).

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US wind capacity reached 148 GW by end-2023, adding 6.4 GW.

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Global wind LCOE for onshore dropped to $0.033/kWh in 2023, 67% below fossil fuels.

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Offshore wind LCOE averaged $0.075/kWh globally in 2023.

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Brazil added 4.7 GW onshore wind in 2023, total 30 GW.

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India’s wind capacity hit 45 GW by March 2024, adding 3.3 GW in FY23.

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Global wind turbine manufacturing capacity exceeded 150 GW/year by 2023.

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Floating offshore wind capacity reached 200 MW globally by 2023.

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Wind power investment globally was $180 billion in 2023.

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Global wind jobs totaled 1.4 million in 2023.

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Average onshore wind turbine hub height increased to 110m globally in 2023.

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Offshore wind turbine capacity factor averaged 45% in mature markets like UK in 2023.

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Australia added 1 GW wind in 2023, total 10 GW.

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Vietnam’s wind capacity reached 4.5 GW by end-2023.

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Global wind curtailment was 40 TWh in 2023, highest in China.

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Turkey installed 2.2 GW wind in 2023, total 12 GW.

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Global hybrid wind-solar projects reached 15 GW by 2023.

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Denmark generated 57% of electricity from wind in 2023.

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Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified Apr 3, 2026
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Imagine a world where nearly every new power plant built last year was solar, fueling a revolution that saw renewables generate a record-breaking thirty percent of global electricity in 2023, a transformation driven by plummeting costs and unprecedented investment.

Key Takeaways

  • Global solar PV capacity reached 1,053 GW by the end of 2022, representing 4.7% of total global electricity capacity.
  • In 2023, new solar PV installations worldwide totaled 447 GWdc, a 50% growth over 2022's 297 GWdc.
  • Solar PV accounted for 75% of all newly added renewable capacity globally in 2022.
  • Global onshore wind capacity reached 899 GW by end-2022, generating 2,157 TWh.
  • In 2023, global wind capacity additions hit 117 GW, with 75% onshore.
  • Offshore wind capacity worldwide stood at 72 GW by end-2023, up 18 GW from 2022.
  • Global hydropower capacity totaled 1,416 GW by end-2023.
  • Hydropower generated 4,250 TWh globally in 2023, 15% of world electricity.
  • China holds 421 GW hydropower capacity, 30% of global total in 2023.
  • Global bioenergy capacity reached 150 GW by end-2023.
  • Bioenergy generated 600 TWh electricity globally in 2023, 2.3% of total.
  • Global geothermal capacity stood at 15.9 GW in 2023.
  • Global renewable capacity reached 3,870 GW by end-2023, 86% growth since 2013.
  • Renewables generated 30% of global electricity in 2023, up from 19% in 2013.
  • Global renewable investment hit $1.8 trillion in 2023, double fossil fuels.

Solar power leads a record surge in global renewable energy growth.

Bioenergy and Geothermal

1Global bioenergy capacity reached 150 GW by end-2023.
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2Bioenergy generated 600 TWh electricity globally in 2023, 2.3% of total.
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3Global geothermal capacity stood at 15.9 GW in 2023.
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4Modern bioenergy heat production was 10 EJ globally in 2022.
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5US bioenergy capacity is 17 GW, largest globally in 2023.
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6Geothermal LCOE averaged $0.056/kWh worldwide in 2023.
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7Global biogas plants numbered 220,000 in 2023, producing 100 TWh equivalent.
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8Indonesia’s geothermal capacity is 2.3 GW, with 500 MW added since 2020.
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9Bioenergy jobs totaled 5.5 million globally in 2023.
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10Global solid biomass capacity is 100 GW in 2023.
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11Kenya generates 45% electricity from geothermal, total 900 MW in 2023.
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12Biofuel production reached 170 billion liters globally in 2023.
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13Iceland’s geothermal provides 30% electricity, 90% heating in 2023.
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14Global waste-to-energy plants capacity 50 GW in 2023.
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15Philippines geothermal capacity 1.9 GW, second largest.
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16Advanced biofuels capacity grew to 5 GW equivalent in 2023.
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17New Zealand geothermal 1 GW, 20% of electricity.
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18Global bioenergy investment $70 billion in 2023.
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19Turkey added 200 MW geothermal in 2023, total 1.7 GW.
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Bioenergy and Geothermal Interpretation

While bioenergy and geothermal might be the overlooked workhorses of the renewable stable, generating substantial heat, power, and millions of jobs, they’re still a relatively small but mighty slice of the global energy pie.

Global Renewables Overview

1Global renewable capacity reached 3,870 GW by end-2023, 86% growth since 2013.
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2Renewables generated 30% of global electricity in 2023, up from 19% in 2013.
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3Global renewable investment hit $1.8 trillion in 2023, double fossil fuels.
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4Renewables added 510 GW capacity worldwide in 2023, record high.
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5Global renewable jobs reached 13.7 million in 2023.
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6Renewables share in primary energy 12.5% in 2023.
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7Net zero renewables scenario needs 11,000 GW by 2030.
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8Global renewable power capacity growth averaged 10% annually 2013-2023.
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9Developing countries hold 60% of global renewable capacity in 2023.
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10Renewable LCOE 85% lower than fossils for new builds in 2023.
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11Asia added 70% of new renewable capacity in 2023.
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12Global clean energy manufacturing investment $200 billion in 2023.
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13Renewables avoided 2.5 Gt CO2 emissions in 2023.
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14Policy support drove 95% of renewable deployment in 2023.
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15Global renewable electricity trade grew 15% in 2023.
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16Corporate PPAs for renewables reached 50 GW globally in 2023.
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17Grid integration challenges caused 5% renewable curtailment globally.
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18Africa’s renewable capacity doubled to 60 GW 2018-2023.
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19Latin America renewables share 70% electricity in 2023.
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20Global energy storage for renewables hit 250 GW by 2023.
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Global Renewables Overview Interpretation

While the world has dramatically accelerated its sprint toward renewable energy, we're still warming up while the planet’s clock is ticking down.

Hydropower

1Global hydropower capacity totaled 1,416 GW by end-2023.
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2Hydropower generated 4,250 TWh globally in 2023, 15% of world electricity.
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3China holds 421 GW hydropower capacity, 30% of global total in 2023.
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4Brazil added 4 GW hydro in 2023, total 110 GW.
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5Global pumped storage hydropower capacity is 160 GW as of 2023.
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6Small hydropower (<10 MW) capacity worldwide exceeds 120 GW in 2023.
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7Hydropower LCOE averaged $0.047/kWh globally in 2023.
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8Canada’s hydro capacity is 82 GW, generating 60% of its electricity in 2023.
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9Run-of-river hydro capacity grew by 5 GW globally in 2023.
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10Hydropower investment reached $50 billion worldwide in 2023.
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11Global hydro jobs numbered 2.2 million in 2023.
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12Three Gorges Dam in China generated 111 TWh in 2023.
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13Africa’s hydro potential is 300 GW untapped, with 20 GW installed in 2023.
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14India added 1.2 GW hydro in FY23, total 47 GW.
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15Norway generated 88% electricity from hydro in 2023.
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16Global hydro capacity factor averaged 40-50% in 2023.
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17Russia’s hydro capacity is 53 GW, adding 0.5 GW in 2023.
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18Hydro refurbishments added 10 GW capacity globally in 2023.
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19Vietnam added 2 GW hydro in 2023, total 22 GW.
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Hydropower Interpretation

While hydropower remains the steadfast, multi-talented veteran of the clean energy team—quietly generating 15% of the world's electricity, employing millions, and still leaving a continent-sized reservoir of untapped potential in Africa—its future relies on both honoring its legacy and innovating beyond its traditional dams.

Solar Energy

1Global solar PV capacity reached 1,053 GW by the end of 2022, representing 4.7% of total global electricity capacity.
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2In 2023, new solar PV installations worldwide totaled 447 GWdc, a 50% growth over 2022's 297 GWdc.
Verified
3Solar PV accounted for 75% of all newly added renewable capacity globally in 2022.
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4By 2023, cumulative solar capacity installations exceeded 1.6 TW globally, driven by China’s 430 GW additions since 2020.
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5Global solar PV module manufacturing capacity hit 1,000 GW annually in 2023, with China holding 80% market share.
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6Solar power generation reached 1,300 TWh globally in 2023, up 25% from 2022.
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7Utility-scale solar PV levelized cost of electricity (LCOE) fell to $0.049/kWh globally in 2023, 89% lower than fossil fuel alternatives.
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8Distributed solar PV capacity grew by 110 GW globally in 2023, primarily in rooftops across Europe and the US.
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9By end-2023, solar PV represented 6.5% of global electricity generation.
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10Global solar PV investment reached $500 billion in 2023, surpassing all other energy technologies.
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11China installed 220 GW of solar PV in 2023, accounting for 49% of global additions.
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12Floating solar PV capacity worldwide reached 13 GW by 2023, with Asia leading at 90%.
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13Bifacial solar module deployment grew to 40% of new installations globally in 2023.
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14Global solar tracker market installed 70 GW in 2023, boosting utility-scale efficiency by 20%.
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15Concentrated solar power (CSP) capacity stood at 15 GW globally in 2023, with 80% in Spain and Middle East.
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16Solar PV recycling capacity reached 20 GW annually worldwide by 2023.
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17India’s solar capacity hit 73 GW by March 2023, with 15 GW added in FY23.
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18Europe added 56 GW of solar PV in 2023, led by Germany (14 GW) and Spain (12 GW).
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19US solar installations reached 32 GWdc in 2023, driven by IRA incentives.
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20Global solar irradiance potential could generate 1,575–49,837 TWh/year.
Single source
21Solar PV capacity factor averaged 18-25% globally in 2023, varying by location.
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22Perovskite solar cell efficiency reached 26% in lab tests globally by 2023.
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23Global solar PV jobs numbered 4.3 million in 2022, projected to 5 million in 2023.
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24Australia’s solar rooftop capacity exceeded 20 GW by 2023.
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25Brazil added 12 GW solar in 2023, reaching 25 GW total.
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26Global solar battery storage pairings grew to 50 GW by 2023.
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27Vietnam installed 11 GW solar in 2023, total 18 GW.
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28Japan’s solar capacity reached 83 GW by end-2023.
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29Global solar PV curtailment losses were 25 TWh in 2023, mainly in China.
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30Morocco’s Noor CSP plant generated 1.8 TWh annually by 2023.
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Solar Energy Interpretation

It seems the sun has become the world's most popular and overachieving employee, now accounting for 6.5% of the global electricity bill while still being endlessly promoted, with China as its most aggressive talent scout.

Wind Energy

1Global onshore wind capacity reached 899 GW by end-2022, generating 2,157 TWh.
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2In 2023, global wind capacity additions hit 117 GW, with 75% onshore.
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3Offshore wind capacity worldwide stood at 72 GW by end-2023, up 18 GW from 2022.
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4Wind power accounted for 7.8% of global electricity generation in 2023.
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5China installed 44 GW onshore wind in 2023, leading global additions.
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6Europe added 29 GW wind capacity in 2023, with UK (7.8 GW) and Germany (6.5 GW).
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7US wind capacity reached 148 GW by end-2023, adding 6.4 GW.
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8Global wind LCOE for onshore dropped to $0.033/kWh in 2023, 67% below fossil fuels.
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9Offshore wind LCOE averaged $0.075/kWh globally in 2023.
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10Brazil added 4.7 GW onshore wind in 2023, total 30 GW.
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11India’s wind capacity hit 45 GW by March 2024, adding 3.3 GW in FY23.
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12Global wind turbine manufacturing capacity exceeded 150 GW/year by 2023.
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13Floating offshore wind capacity reached 200 MW globally by 2023.
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14Wind power investment globally was $180 billion in 2023.
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15Global wind jobs totaled 1.4 million in 2023.
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16Average onshore wind turbine hub height increased to 110m globally in 2023.
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17Offshore wind turbine capacity factor averaged 45% in mature markets like UK in 2023.
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18Australia added 1 GW wind in 2023, total 10 GW.
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19Vietnam’s wind capacity reached 4.5 GW by end-2023.
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20Global wind curtailment was 40 TWh in 2023, highest in China.
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21Turkey installed 2.2 GW wind in 2023, total 12 GW.
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22Global hybrid wind-solar projects reached 15 GW by 2023.
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23Denmark generated 57% of electricity from wind in 2023.
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Wind Energy Interpretation

The world is now installing industrial-grade wind turbines at a clip that would make Icarus jealous, adding the equivalent of over a hundred large coal plants worth of capacity in a single year, all while driving costs so low that the fossil fuel industry is getting blown away both economically and literally.

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