The World Energy Transitions Outlook 2026 calls for accelerated electrification, stronger grids and annual investment of US$10.3 trillion to keep the global energy transition on track.
As South Africa’s wind-development map moves inland, new turbine technology is targeting higher energy yields in areas with more moderate wind resources.
South Africa’s electric vehicle story began decades before the current transition, with several of its milestones now preserved in a Johannesburg museum.
Nuclear generation reached a record in 2025, but new data shows a sector increasingly concentrated in China and Russia as solar and battery deployment accelerates.