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GlobalData forecasts that the UK will see a major expansion of offshore wind and nuclear power capacity by 2035. The projection points to both technologies playing a central role in the country's energy mix over the next decade, in line with its decarbonisation and energy security goals. The outlook is drawing attention among energy analysts and industry observers tracking the UK's low-carbon transition.
- 2Renewables to exceed 80% of Netherlands power capacity by 2035●Renewables to exceed 80% of Netherlands power capacity mix by 2035, forecasts GlobalData
Analyst firm GlobalData forecasts that renewable energy will make up more than 80% of the Netherlands' total power capacity mix by 2035, highlighting the country's accelerating shift away from fossil fuels toward wind, solar and other clean sources as it pursues its energy transition targets.
- 3Qatar solar capacity to grow 12.4% annually through 2035▼Qatar solar capacity to grow 12.4% annually through 2035 - GlobalData
Analyst firm GlobalData forecasts that Qatar's solar power capacity will expand at an average annual rate of 12.4% through 2035. The projection points to sustained investment in the Gulf state's renewable energy sector as it diversifies away from natural gas. Growth of this pace would significantly increase solar's share of Qatar's power mix over the coming decade.
- 4Qatar's utility-scale solar push to reshape power mix●Qatar utility-scale solar drive to reshape power generation mix, GlobalData
Qatar is pushing ahead with utility-scale solar projects that are expected to significantly reshape the country's power generation mix, according to analysis by GlobalData. The move supports the Gulf state's efforts to diversify its energy sector away from gas-fired generation and aligns with wider regional investment in large-scale renewable capacity.