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Global Renewable Energy Capacity Surges 50% in 2025, IEA Reports

The International Energy Agency reports that global renewable energy additions reached 510 GW in 2025, a 50% year-on-year increase, driven by record solar installations in China and the United States.

International Energy Agency•10 Jun 2026
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African Development Bank Approves $3 Billion Climate Finance Facility

The African Development Bank Group has approved a new $3 billion climate finance facility to support green growth projects across 54 African nations, targeting renewable energy, climate-smart agriculture, and resilient infrastructure.

African Development Bank Group•28 May 2026

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