Renewables Hit 50% of Global Power in 2025
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Renewable energy sources accounted for almost half of global electricity capacity in 2025. Solar power led the surge, increasing by 511 gigawatts to reach 2,392 GW.
The rise of renewable energy globally has implications for travel in Japan. As Japan invests further in solar and other renewables, travelers can expect to see more eco-friendly infrastructure and initiatives.
This shift towards sustainability may translate to more electric vehicle charging stations, greener transportation options, and hotels committed to reducing their carbon footprint. Travelers interested in sustainable tourism will find increasing opportunities to support environmentally conscious businesses.
Ultimately, the growth of renewables contributes to a cleaner environment and a more sustainable travel experience in Japan. This benefits both visitors and local communities.
Original source:The Japan Times ↗
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