Harness the resource
Compare solar, wind, hydro and geothermal. Understand why location and operating profile matter.
Explore technologies →
Power / Storage / Connection
Renewable power.
Connected thinking.
Understand the technologies, explore the evidence and plan how renewable energy could work for you.
01 / UNDERSTANDFrom generation to a working grid
→02 / EXPLOREResearch with source context
→03 / PLANBuild your renewable energy brief
→The whole energy picture
Generation is the beginning.
Integration makes it useful.
Renewable projects connect resources, infrastructure and customers. Explore the decisions that bring them together.
Make flexibility count
Connect renewable generation with storage, demand response and the realities of electricity networks.
Understand integration →Start with demand
Translate a business energy requirement into a transparent first-pass scenario and a useful project brief.
Plan a scenario →A market in perspective
Big numbers.
Better questions.
Installed capacity tells one part of the story. Energy output, connection constraints and the timing of demand determine what a project can deliver.
Read the research and its limitations →5,149GW renewable capacity
692GW added during 2025
15.5%annual capacity growth
End-2025 figures: IRENA, Renewable capacity highlights, 31 March 2026. © IRENA 2026. Capacity is not electricity generation; statistics may be revised.
Evidence & intelligence
Understand what moves
the transition forward.
Read capacity data with the right boundaries
Separate installed power from delivered energy, and check the edition behind each number.
Growth depends on more than new projects
The 2026 outlook highlights grid integration, financing and permitting as deployment constraints.
Storage adds flexibility, not new primary energy
Why battery duration and renewable output need to be considered separately.
The renewable energy planner
Turn assumptions into
a clearer starting point.
Explore annual solar and wind output, battery duration and the relationship to your electricity demand.
Build your scenario →Set your resourceEnter capacity and capacity factors.
Define your demandUse your own annual energy requirement.
Compare the numbersSee annual energy and storage duration.
Export your briefTake assumptions and limitations with you.
Explore the ecosystem
Know who does what.
Discover public sources across generation, networks and flexibility.