India is positioning the summit as a showcase of its solar and clean energy push as it seeks a larger role in the global transition.

China's dominance in solar, battery and EV exports is reshaping global emissions trajectories even as its own emissions begin to fall.

A retreat by a major hyperscaler would undercut corporate renewable procurement, which has been a pillar of clean energy demand growth.

Rising power and water demand from AI buildouts is drawing local backlash and straining utilities that had promised cleaner supply.

The findings quantify how federal support has extended the life of coal generation that would otherwise be uneconomic.

India's renewables buildout is outpacing transmission and storage, a bottleneck that also constrains progress in many other markets.

Transmission queues and interconnection delays are increasingly the binding constraint on new renewable capacity worldwide.

The SunZia wind farm's two-decade path illustrates the permitting and transmission hurdles facing large US clean energy projects.

The stance reflects growing political pressure to tie renewables procurement directly to consumer electricity costs.

Vulnerable economies are pressing for concessional finance as they also court private investment for clean energy transitions.

The host's agenda sets the tone for negotiations on how central energy transition policy will be at the summit.

Distributed solar and storage are being deployed to keep power flowing as attacks on centralized generation continue.

Fresh capital for storage reflects investor appetite for the flexibility assets needed to back up variable renewables.

Institutional capital continues to flow into distributed solar and storage, a fast-growing segment of the Australian market.

Strong returns from a contrarian climate strategy test the narrative that sustainable investing has lost its edge.

Fund managers report investors looking past the ESG label even as the underlying transition assets keep performing.

The deal adds to European support for grid upgrades in North Africa as regional power demand rises.

Blended finance is being used to widen access to clean energy and agricultural lending in Nigeria.