395 reactions · 63 shares | India has achieved 50% renewable energy capacity target five years ahead of the 2030 deadline.NITI Aayog, solar energy contributed nearly 50% of India’s renewable energy capacity. Watch the video to know about India’s growing green energy pipeline, and major companies that are from this expansion. #solarenergy #renewable_energy #greenenergy | Business Standard | Facebook

11 reactions | Additions of renewable power capacity reached record levels in 2021, driven by solar PV, wind & hydropower. This growth is set to accelerate in the next 5️⃣ years, yet another sign that a new global energy economy is emerging  https://iea.li/3HEvPrM | International Energy Agency (IEA) | Facebook

NEW: German Chancellor Merz just admitted that Germany's nuclear phaseout was a "serious strategic mistake" that led to the "most expensive energy transition in the world". Germany's renewable-led nuclear phaseout, not only led to higher emissions with increased coal and gas use but cost over a trillion dollars. 31 countries have nuclear power and 34 have signed up to triple global nuclear capacity by 2050. The world is moving past the mistakes of the past and entering a nuclear renaissance. Hel