Toyota leads the global volume race, while BYD has become a mass-market force. Company filings reveal the scale—and the limits—of the comparison.
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Cebr projects a $227 trillion world economy, with the US, China and India accounting for about half. Here is what the forecast says—and what nominal GDP leaves out.
The 2024 electricity mix shows why a cleaner share does not automatically mean less fossil generation.
Solar supplied more than three-quarters of the renewable generating capacity added worldwide in 2024.
Electric cars took more than a fifth of new sales in 2024 but remained a much smaller share of cars already on the road.
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Global Data StoriesThe IEA's 2026 outlook puts data-centre electricity demand at around 950 TWh in 2030, up from 485 TWh in 2025.
A single warm year and a long-term climate threshold are different measures, even when both are expressed in degrees.
