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- Policymakers, investors and industry readers who follow the energy transition
- To get
- Leave readers with one judgment, that clean power met all new demand in 2025 but the shift is not settled, plus three things to watch in 2026
- Theme
- swiss
- Length
- 14 pages
- Language
- English
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“Make a 14-slide deck in English: a Global Power Annual Report 2025 for policymakers, investors and industry readers. Lead with the answer: in 2025 clean power met all new electricity demand, solar did most of the work and China was the pivot, but power emissions only held flat and 2026 is not settled. Use three parts, global, China and 2026, backed by Ember's April 2026 global data, China's statistics bureau and energy regulator figures on capacity and generation, BNEF storage and investment data, and the IEA's mid-year update with first-half 2026 progress. Take the global generation mix from Ember alone and say so where the IEA differs, keep China's full-count and large-plant output apart, state the basis for every capacity figure, and label every 2026 number as year-to-date or a forecast. Cite a source on every data slide, write every slide title as a conclusion, use a waterfall, bar charts, a share bar, a table, one big number and a timeline, add one photo of battery containers beside a solar farm, and end with three things to watch in 2026.”
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