IEA Forecasts First Drop in Global Renewable Energy Capacity Additions in Over 20 Years
The IEA forecasts that global renewable energy capacity additions will decline by 11% this year, recovering in 2027. This will be the first time in over two decades that renewable deployment fails to
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IEA forecasts first annual decline in global renewable capacity additions in over 20 years
- IEA projects an 11% YoY drop in 2026 global renewable capacity additions—the first decline in over two decades
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| iShares Global Clean EnergyETFICLN | 🔒 Members only | 🔒 Members only |
| Invesco SolarETFTAN | 🔒 Members only | 🔒 Members only |
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Published：2026-11-06 11:01:04 · Source：wallstcn · Automatically aggregated and analysed — verify against the original source.