Who’s Building the Most Solar Energy?

China’s solar capacity triples USA, nearly doubles EU. Read more

The Energy Markets in Flux: Looking Back on 2014

Looking back on 2014, this infographic sums up the major changes occurring in energy markets in oil, renewables, sanctions, and more. Read more

Community Solar Farms Taking Off in 2015 [Chart]

New installations of community solar farms are taking off, with cumulative capacity in the United States to increase sevenfold over the next two years. Read more

Charted: What Powered the World in 2023?

This graphic shows the sources of energy used globally in 2023, measured in exajoules, with fossil fuels making up 81% of the energy mix. Read more

The Critical Ingredients Needed to Fuel the Battery Boom

The explosion in demand for electric cars means we need more batteries. But where do the raw materials of batteries come from, and do we have enough? Read more

36% of Electrical Power Coming Online is From Solar or Wind

Nearly 100 GW of new power coming online is from solar and wind, making up 36% of new electrical capacity being added in these jurisdictions. Read more

The Cathode is the Key to Advancing Lithium-Ion Technology

What’s the best way to reduce the $/kWh of li-ion batteries? Historically, it’s by advances in the cathode, and that may be the case for the future as well. Read more

Vanadium: The Energy Storage Metal

Using vanadium’s 4 different oxidation states, vanadium redox flow batteries (VRFBs) could be a crucial step forward for energy storage in the green revolution. Read more

Visualizing the Race for Clean Energy

In 2016, more net capacity was added for clean energy than all other types combined. Who’s adding renewable capacity, and how much are they investing? Read more

Copper: Driving the Green Energy Revolution

Renewable energy is set to fuel a new era of copper demand – here’s how much copper is used in green applications from EVs to photovoltaics. Read more