1- Britain Sets New Wind Power Record On December 5, 2025, Britain achieved a wind generation record, producing 23,825 megawatts of electricity—enough to power over 23 million homes. This surpassed the previous high of 22,711 MW set on November 11, driven by strong winds and expanded offshore wind capacity, as reported by the National Energy System Operator. Source: Reuters
2 - Philippines Sees Surge in Renewable Energy Investments The Philippine Department of Energy reported sustained investment momentum in renewables, with energy projects dominating approved investments from January to November 2025—totaling PHP 479.78 billion from 261 applications. By September, the country had 10,400 MW of on-grid renewable capacity, accounting for 32.6% of its power supply, bolstered by solar and wind projects. Source: Power Philippines
3 - China Leads Global Renewable Energy Growth China solidified its dominance in renewable energy in 2025, with wind, solar, and battery technologies driving over 25% of its 2024 economic growth. By October, renewables reached 1,889 GW, or 56% of total capacity, and EV sales hit 51.6% of new auto sales, flattening CO2 emissions for 18 months. Source: Ember
4 - U.S. Solar Installations Hit 30 GW Amid Policy Shifts The U.S. solar industry installed 11.7 GW in Q3 2025, pushing annual capacity past 30 GW—the third-highest quarter on record. Despite the Trump administration’s cuts to renewable subsidies, solar and storage accounted for 85% of new grid power, with strong growth in states like Texas and Florida. Source: SEIA
5 - Trump’s Wind Energy Ban Overturned On December 8, 2025, a U.S. federal judge struck down President Trump’s executive order banning new wind projects on federal lands and waters, calling it “arbitrary and capricious.” The ruling supported states like New York and Massachusetts planning offshore wind farms to meet renewable goals. Source: CNBC
6 - EU Plans Grid Upgrades to Boost Renewables The European Union proposed legal changes to accelerate cross-border energy infrastructure, addressing grid bottlenecks that could curtail 310 TWh of renewable power by 2040. Drafts include exempting small-scale renewable and storage projects from environmental permits to speed deployment, backed by a €1.2 trillion investment plan. Source: Euronews
7 - India Advances Green Hydrogen and Solar Initiatives India’s National Green Hydrogen Mission, with a $2.3 billion budget, awarded major capacities by November 2025 to position the country as a global leader in green hydrogen. Additionally, 4.76 crore smart meters were installed to support solar integration and clean energy goals. Source: SolarQuarter
8 - Colombia Scales Up Renewable Energy Program Colombia’s renewable energy program gained traction in December 2025, focusing on solar and wind to enhance grid stability and create jobs. The government prioritized efficient permitting and regional partnerships to meet long-term energy transition targets, with capacity projected to reach 2,685 MW by year-end. Source: World Energy News
9 - U.S. Energy Storage Industry Surpasses 2025 Goals The U.S. battery storage sector exceeded its 2025 targets, becoming a major grid power source. From July to September, storage accounted for nearly half of new renewable capacity, supporting solar and wind integration despite federal policy rollbacks, with over 40 GW installed. Source: TechCrunch
10 - Nigeria Signs Hydropower Concession Agreements In November 2025, Nigeria’s government partnered with Quaint Energy for two hydropower projects totaling 8 MW in Oyo and Kogi states. These aim to attract private investment and provide sustainable electricity to local communities, aligning with Nigeria’s clean energy push. Source: The Cable