Global Renewable Energy Capacity Additions to Decline 11% This Year, First Drop in Over 20 Years: IEA

According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), global renewable energy capacity additions are forecast to decline by 11% this year (2026), marking the first annual drop in more than 20 years, before rebounding in 2027. Despite the pullback, renewables continue to attract substantial investment as governments and consumers shift toward lower-cost solar power to reduce energy spending and volatility.
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