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Data into action

Open data and intelligent policy analysis to unlock a clean, electrified energy future

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43%
Global share of clean electricity in 2025
+30%
Solar generation growth in 2025
+8.2%
Wind generation growth in 2025
-0.2%
Fossil generation decline in 2025
40 Mt
Methane leaked from coal mines in 2024

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Analysis
Japan and the electrotech revolution
Japan
Electrification
Asia
10 November 2026
Analysis
Türkiye generated $500 million in exports through interconnections in 20 months
Türkiye
Grids and interconnection
Europe
10 November 2026
Analysis
Building a grid for the age of power
Clean Flexibility
Electrification
Grids and interconnection
05 November 2026
Analysis
Kazakhstan has the wind to power its demand growth
Kazakhstan
Batteries and energy storage
Electricity
02 November 2026
Highlights
Analysis
China Energy Transition Review 2026
China’s energy transition is moving toward “building while breaking,” as its clean energy system begins assuming functions long performed by fossil fuels.
07 September 2026
China
Electricity
Electrification
Other top insights and latest data
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The Age of Power
15 September 2026
2
The take-off in African solar that official statistics can’t yet see
26 August 2026
3
Batteries have unlocked the era of anytime solar
11 August 2026
4
The ASEAN Power Grid: Why every year of delay matters
20 August 2026

Graphic of the week

9 November 2026 – The age of power is arriving fast, but outdated grids risk holding it back. Our latest visual storytelling explainer, ‘Building a grid for the age of power’, traces how infrastructure – from canals and railways to highways and internet cables – has shaped new eras, and why today’s electricity grid must evolve. It sets out 17 solutions to modernise networks: optimising existing infrastructure, reinforcing it where needed and expanding it to connect clean power and support an increasingly electrified economy.

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An infographic showing isometric illustration with a modern electricity system connecting wind turbines, solar panels, homes, businesses, substations and power lines. At left, 17 solutions are grouped under Optimise, Reinforce and Expand. The selected solution, “Carry more power on existing lines,” appears in an explanatory panel above a faded view of the grid, with callouts for weather-linked line monitoring, intertrip and remedial action schemes, dynamic line rating, and dynamic transformer ratings.
A large array of blue solar panels mounted on floating platforms on a body of water near a treeline.

Global Electricity Review 2026

Solar surge halts fossil generation rise as clean power meets all demand growth and renewables overtake coal

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Our Data

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Electricity Data Explorer

Explore the latest electricity demand, generation, capacity and emissions data by country in this interactive tool

Monthly electricity data

Get our latest monthly dataset on electricity demand, generation and emissions

Global Renewable Target Tracker

Compare and explore renewable targets for 2030 in 85 countries

API

Access our open electricity datasets through our API

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Focus Areas

Essential insights for navigating the electrotech era

Clean electricity

Rapid growth of clean electricity led by cheap solar and wind is replacing fossil fuels in the power sector, and beyond through electrification.

Clean Flexibility

Stronger investment and better planning for electricity grids is crucial to unlock the full benefits of clean power

Electrification

Powering transport, homes and industries with electrotech like EVs and heat pumps is more efficient than fossil alternatives and reduces import dependence.

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Countries & Regions

We have analysts across six continents and track data from more than 200 countries

China

China is rebuilding its industrial economy on a clean foundation as rapid renewable energy expansions begin to offload fossil fuels

United States

Solar met the majority of US electricity demand growth in 2025 as renewables continued expanding despite policy uncertainty

India

India overtook France and Canada to become the world’s fourth largest generator of clean electricity in 2025

EU

The EU’s electricity transition reached a major milestone in 2025, with wind and solar generating more power than fossil fuels

Japan

Japan remained the world’s fourth-largest solar generator in 2025, but still lags far behind on wind

All Countries and Regions
Our Vision

A clean, electrified energy system for all

Ember envisions a global energy system that is cheaper, cleaner, more efficient and more secure, bringing affordable energy to all. Abundant clean electricity – led by solar and wind – will allow other sectors to electrify, modernising transport, industry and beyond.

About Us

“Ember provides an essential service in making global, comprehensive data on electricity systems openly available and free for everyone. This is the data we need to track the energy transition, and what progress is – and isn’t – being made in moving towards our climate targets.”

Dr Hannah Ritchie
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Deputy Editor, Our World in Data

“Ember’s report on global electricity trends and what it means for Southeast Asia was a great example of how data-led insights can help to inform a public audience and support the energy transition in the region.”

Trang Nguyen
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Southeast Asia lead, Climateworks Centre

“By releasing the ‘Asia Data Transparency Report’, Ember has not only provided us with crucial insights but also ignited a much-needed debate in Pakistan. Their data transparency report has provided us an opportunity to initiate a conversation with government departments and relevant entities to consider making their data publicly available and accessible.”

Muhammad Mustafa Amjad
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Program Manager, Renewables First

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We’re valued for our independent, transparent and rigorous data-led insights on the clean energy transition. We combine data science, policy analysis and engaging communications to cut through the noise, elevate the debate and inform decisions.

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