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Refining Industry Statistics
Refining Industry’s 2026 snapshot puts real pressure on assumptions, with demand and utilization signals moving differently across regions than in prior years. Get the latest figures on throughput, capacity, refining margins, and trade flows so you can see where the next bottleneck is forming before it shows up on the balance sheet.
Great Lakes Statistics
With 2026 data showing sharp shifts in Great Lakes water quality and access, the numbers reveal how quickly pressures are changing across shoreline communities. Don’t just skim the headlines because the most consequential contrasts are right there in the trends, from year to year and lake to lake.
Solar Pv Industry Statistics
Global solar PV deployment is set to keep accelerating, with 2025 demand trends and market growth numbers showing far more momentum than many forecasts expected a year ago. Read the Solar Pv Industry statistics page to see where those gains concentrate across regions and what the newest capacity, investment, and pricing shifts suggest for 2026.
Europe Battery Industry Statistics
Get a clear picture of where Europe’s battery industry is accelerating right now, with 2025 and 2026 figures that highlight how quickly capacity and investment are shifting compared with what the market was banking on. See which segments are pulling the growth forward and where the bottlenecks are forming, before the next procurement cycle locks in demand.
World Oil Industry Statistics
Global oil demand is projected to hit 105.2 mb/d in 2026, and the page tracks how fast growth is shifting where it comes from while exports, refining, and upstream spending are moving in different directions. If you want to understand why 2025 and beyond looks unlike the last cycle, these statistics put the pressure points in plain numbers.
Japan Recycling Industry Statistics
Japan’s recycling industry is showing a sharper edge in 2026 as key performance indicators point to faster movement in how waste is recovered and recycled, not just counted. If you only think of recycling as a municipal duty, these statistics will challenge that assumption by contrasting rising recovery momentum with the stubborn gaps that still separate targets from outcomes.
North Sea Oil Industry Statistics
See how North Sea operators are reshaping output and spending as recent production and investment figures diverge, including 2026 North Sea oil production of 1.85 million bpd. The contrast between where the barrels are headed and how quickly budgets are moving makes the trends impossible to ignore.
Oil & Gas Industry Statistics
With 2026 figures reshaping expectations across exploration, production, and pricing, this page captures how quickly momentum can swing in Oil & Gas Industry performance. You will see the sharp contrast between what the sector plans for and what the latest indicators are actually signaling.
Lithium Battery Industry Statistics
Track how EV adoption and battery manufacturing are colliding with recycling economics, from lithium ion battery capacity expected to reach 1,000 GWh globally in 2025 to the $40 billion lithium ion battery recycling market projected by 2032. You will see why battery pack prices have plunged to $137 per kWh by 2022, while policy levers like the EU Battery Regulation and the EU IPCEI funding push the supply chain toward recovery instead of disposal.
Eu Green Industry Statistics
See how EU Green Industry output and clean production are shifting in 2025, with the latest figures that highlight where investment, capacity, and employment are moving fastest. The page also weighs the scale of renewables buildout against grid and policy pressures to explain why the next gains may be harder but more focused.
Renewable Energy Growth Statistics
With renewables supply rising in Denmark to 59% of electricity generation and offshore wind electricity costs estimated at about 6 to 11 US cents per kWh in 2023, the page links price drops to real grid progress. It also puts $496 billion in 2023 global renewables investment and a projected $4.8 trillion grid buildout by 2030 side by side, showing why permitting, storage, and transmission are becoming the bottleneck, not the ambition.
Drinking Water Statistics
Safe drinking water is still out of reach for hundreds of millions, including 785 million people using drinking water that is not safely managed, even as progress has lifted safely managed coverage to 60% by the latest JMP estimates. This page connects the health stakes behind that gap, like WHO linking unsafe water to 160,000 under 5 diarrhoea deaths each year, to the practical safety math of treatment barriers and monitoring, plus what it costs to deliver it.
Carbon Capture Industry Statistics
2026 figures in Carbon Capture Industry reveal how deployment is moving faster than expected while costs and policy momentum struggle to keep pace. Get the hard numbers behind the latest capture capacity, investment shifts, and emissions impact so you can see where the gap between ambition and reality is widening or closing.
Nuclear Industry Statistics
Nuclear investment is widening in both directions fast, with IEA clean energy power funding needs of US$1.6 trillion through 2030 alongside US$60 billion earmarked for advanced reactor demonstrations, while uranium mining and services are valued at US$8.7 billion in 2024. For operators and builders, the page links capacity and safety performance to costs and timelines, from 10-year average build periods to grid connection and US$6.8 billion spent fuel management services, helping you see where momentum, risk, and spend actually converge.
Solar Industry Statistics
Solar is already reshaping power and supply chains, from U.S. residential installations making up just 0.3% of generation to solar PV expected to grow 2.3 times by 2030 in the IEA’s stated policies scenario. You will also see how policy incentives like the 30% ITC through 2032 and storage co development have shifted new capacity patterns, alongside the climate impact of 2.3 million metric tons of CO2e emissions avoided by solar thermal and PV generation.
European Solar Industry Statistics
Europe’s solar industry is scaling fast enough to make last year’s momentum look small, with 2026 demand projections and the latest installed capacity figures pointing to a step change rather than a steady climb. Read how manufacturing output and market growth are moving at different speeds across countries, and what that mismatch could mean for jobs, investment, and grid planning across Europe.
Energy Industry Statistics
Fossil fuel investment still pulls $1.1 trillion a year, yet renewables are driving 66% of global electricity growth, while wind and solar keep getting cheaper and scaling fast. See how $400 billion in grid spending by 2030, rising flexibility from hydropower, and clean energy jobs reshaping demand sit alongside 46% of emissions tied to energy and fast-growing oil and gas use.
Oil Market Statistics
Get the latest snapshot of the oil market, where 2026 figures flip the usual expectations on demand and pricing, and OPEC and US production signals start to look less synchronized. Use these key statistics to quickly spot what is tightening supply, what is easing pressure, and where the next move is most likely to show up.
Eu Solar Industry Statistics
See how 2026 data on EU solar industry momentum and grid capacity is reshaping the pace of deployment, and why the gap between policy ambition and real world expansion has never looked so measurable. The page brings together the latest production, investment, and market signals so you can spot which constraints are easing and which ones are tightening.
Wind Turbine Industry Statistics
See how wind turbine deployment is reshaping the industry fast, with 2026 capacity and generation figures that signal a noticeable shift from recent years. The page pairs that momentum with project timelines and market costs so you can spot where growth is accelerating and where headwinds are tightening.