New global energy data shows 814 gigawatts of wind and solar capacity were installed in 2025, a 17% increase from the year before. Total capacity has now surpassed 4 terawatts worldwide. Solar is driving most of the growth, with nearly four gigawatts added for every one gigawatt of wind, accelerating the shift to clean electricity.
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Neue globale Energiedaten zeigen, dass 2025 weltweit 814 Gigawatt an Solar- und Windkapazität installiert wurden, 17% mehr als im Vorjahr. Die Gesamtkapazität liegt nun bei über 4 Terawatt. Vor allem Solar treibt das Wachstum, mit fast vier Gigawatt pro einem Gigawatt Windenergie.

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