The Global Energy Transition Rolls On—Even As The U.S. Hits Reverse
1. U.S. energy policies have delayed emission reductions by about five years. 2. China is leading global renewable energy installation with substantial solar and wind capacity. 3. Energy security is central to global policies and aids in decarbonization efforts. 4. Solar and onshore wind are becoming the cheapest power sources worldwide. 5. Net-zero emissions by 2050 are unlikely; substantial challenges remain in grid integration.