After four years of soaring growth, the EU solar sector has hit its first deployment slowdown of the 2020s, dropping from 53% growth in 2023 to 4% in 2024. This represents a 92%
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BRUSSELS/BERLIN, July 24 (Reuters) - The European Union''s expansion of solar energy is on track for its first annual slowdown in more than a decade, industry data showed on Thursday, as some...
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With 56 GW of new solar energy capacity installed in 2023, the EU has set yet another record, surpassing the additional 40 GW installed in 2022.”
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Wind and solar generated more EU electricity than fossil fuels for the first time in 2025, driven by a massive surge in solar power.
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SolarPower Europe attributed the slowdown to factors beyond declining solar component prices and lower upfront costs for installations. Ground-mounted utility-scale solar projects saw an...
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Solar is set to become the largest green energy source globally, the question now for Europe is whether it can revamp its grid fast enough to prevent another dramatic blackout.
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The EU''s solar power market is set to register this year its first annual decline in capacity rollout since 2025, amid the withdrawal of incentive schemes for rooftop solar in key...
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We hit our 2025 solar target, but now for the first time, our 2030 target is falling out of reach. This interruption in solar market growth comes at a pivotal moment when acceleration is
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The utility-scale solar market remains relatively resilient, driven by auctions across Europe that incentivise flexible solar projects that are combined with storage or wind.
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Solar panel installations in Europe have declined for the first time since 2016, raising fresh concerns about the continent''s ability to meet its 2030 targets, according to SolarPower Europe.
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