Decarbonization

Key Takeaways China’s operating power capacity from non-fossil fuel sources now stands at 52% as of February 2026, surpassing fossil fuel capacity for the first time, according to Global Energy Monitor. Fossil fuel-based installed capacity accounts for 48% of the total, per Global Energy Monitor data. This milestone follows a decade of significant investment and […]

Key Takeaways China’s operating power capacity from non-fossil fuel sources now stands at 52% as of February 2026, surpassing fossil fuel capacity for the first time, according to Global Energy Monitor. Fossil fuel-based installed capacity accounts for 48% of the total, per Global Energy Monitor data. This milestone follows a decade of significant investment and