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Split Transition: BRICS Breaks Renewable Records and Fossil Records Too
The BRICS nations experienced a record-breaking expansion of power capacity in 2025, characterized by a simultaneous surge in both fossil fuel and renewable energy installations. While solar and wind additions reached historic highs, primarily driven by China and India, fossil fuel capacity also saw its largest net annual increase on record. This 'split transition' is marked by a trend where coal capacity continues to grow even as coal-fired generation declines in leading nations due to the rapid scaling of renewables.
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Themes: energy transition renewable energy coal brics power capacity
Global Energy Monitor
Document type: Report
Regions: People's Republic of China India Brazil South Africa Russia
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