Clean Tech Adoption Strengthens Energy Resilience, S&P Global Says

By Public Technologies
  • S&P Global’s new report finds clean technology can strengthen energy resilience but creates strategic dependencies on China’s dominant supply chains.
  • Higher oil-import dependence is associated with an additional 0.25 percentage-point GDP loss two years following an oil supply shock.
  • Electric vehicles globally are projected to displace 1,900,000 barrels per day of oil demand in 2026, nearly 2% of global demand.
  • EU non-hydro renewable generation has risen nearly 340 terawatt-hours since 2021, exceeding the 2016-2021 increase by 70%.
  • European clean technology investment in 2026 is expected to more than double its 2021 level.


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