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Latest analysis from International Renewable Energy Agency highlights how an increase in clean energy investment is required in the coming years

Record 2.5 million extra people joined the global renewable energy workforce worldwide last year, according to latest figures from IRENA

Renewable electricity capacity continues to grow at a record pace, yet the world remains off track to meet global clean power and climate goals for 2030

Two new studies have this week been added to the library of evidence showing clean power technologies are more cost competitive than the fossil fuel generation they are replacing

Global Wind Energy Council predicts sector on track for rapid growth through to 2027 with pipeline set to deliver 680GW of new capacity

Global renewables industry defies energy crisis to deliver a record 295GW of new capacity, but industry warned step change in deployment rates still required

Joint IEA, IRENA, and UN assessment of COP26 Breakthrough Agenda sets out priorities for collaborative climate action between businesses and governments

New research found cost of electricity from wind and solar projects continued to fall, despite supply chain concerns

Clean energy now comprises 38 per cent of global power capacity after another record year of additions driven largely by wind and solar, latest figures reveal

Investment in renewables and other clean technologies must reach $5.7tr a year by 2030, Abu Dhabi based body warns