• Allianz’s Green Transition Tracker forecasts fossil-fuel CO₂ emissions falling around 0.5% in 2026 despite robust global economic growth.
• Clean-energy investment is set to rise 6.5% to USD 2.2 trillion, with grid spending increasing 21% and storage investment climbing 36%.
• Renewables overtook coal as the largest electricity source in 2025, supplying 33.5% of global power and 99% of new generation.
• Rising electricity demand and grid bottlenecks threaten sustained emissions declines; AI and data centers could add around 0.6% to global emissions by 2030.
• Current progress puts global carbon neutrality in 2064, 14 years behind schedule, despite cheaper clean technology and higher fossil-fuel prices.

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