Global Energy Transition Statistics

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Energy consumption: slowing down vs. 2024 as solar and wind gain momentum, but still growing as fast as over 2010-2019;
Emergence of new uses spurring electricity consumption: data centre, electric vehicles, and industry electrification, with China and the USA as key players;
Slow electrification, with electricity accounting for 22% of final consumption in 2025 (+4 pp vs 2010);
Solar and wind installation records: the share of solar and wind in the global power mix rose by 2 pp to 17% in 2025;
And their impacts on CO2 emissions, that grew by less than 1% in 2025, even heading downward in China.

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World Decarbonisation Indices

Energy intensity

-0.019

-1.3%

Global energy intensity declined by nearly 2% in 2025, which is still insufficient to meet the 2°C pathway.

Electrification

21.2%

21.1%

The share of electricity in final energy consumption slightly increased to 22% in 2025 (+4 pp compared to 2010).

CO₂ emissions

+0.5%

+1.1%

CO₂ emissions grew by less than 1% in 2025, spurred by the USA, while China’s emissions stagnated.

Carbon factor

-1.0%

-0.8%

In 2025, the global carbon factor is only 5% below its 2010 level, further away from the 2°C pathway.

Share of RES

+1.7 pp

The share of renewables in the global power mix has increased by 14.5 pp since 2010 to over 33% in 2025.

Renewables

17.3%

15.2%

The share of wind and solar in the global power mix increased by 2 pp to over 17% in 2025.

Figures in orange: data for 2025

Figures in blue: data for 2024

Based on G20 statistics and rest of the world estimates.

Key 2025 Global Energy Figures

Total energy

+5%

Steady increase in Indonesia’s energy consumption, which has nearly doubled since 2010.

Crude oil

+3%

Growth in oil production in the Middle East in 2025.

Oil products

+21%

Surge in oil product consumption in 2025 in Nigeria thanks to local production.

Natural gas

+5%

Growth in Saudi Arabia’s gas consumption, especially in the power sector.

Coal, lignite

+10%

Rebound in the USA over pro-coal policies and rising electricity demand.

Electricity

34%

Share of China in the global electricity consumption in 2025.

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