Bloombergnef’s energy transition investment trends 2025 have found that investment in energy transition is higher than ever, but growth has invested most and promotes most of the growth in 2024. It has overturned investment in the United States, the EU, and the UK mature technology. While investing in emerging technology is struggling, it is growing worldwide.
New York, January 30, 2025 -Investing in low -carbon energy transitions around the world increased 11 % in 2024 to reach a record of $ 2.1 trillion in 2024. Growth was promoted by electrification and transportation, renewable energy, and power network. This has reached a new high price last year with energy storage investment. The overall investment in energy transitioning technology has set a new record, but the growth has been slower than the last three years, when annual investment increased 24 to 29 %.
Electrical transport has been the largest investment driver, reaching $ 757 billion in 2024. This number includes passenger EVs, two -wheeled electricity and triple vehicles, commercial electric vehicles, public charging infrastructure, and fuel cell vehicles. Investing in renewable energy reached $ 728 billion. This includes investment in the wind (both offshore and offshore), solar, biomass, waste, marine, geothermal, and small water. Finally, the investment in the power grid was $ 390 billion. This includes investment in transmission and distribution lines, substations, and grid digitization.
The BNEF report has also revealed a significant difference in investment in the maturity department of the clean energy economy and an emerging sector. The technology that was proved and commercially scalable, establishing business models such as renewable energy, energy storage, electric vehicles, and electricity networks, accounted for most investment in 2024. These sectors have withdrawn $ 1.93 trillion, increased 14.7 %. Decisions, higher interest rates, and expected consumers are expected.
In contrast, investment in emerging technologies such as electrification heat, hydrogen, carbon capture and storage (CCS), nuclear power, clean industry, and clean shipping decreased by 23 % over the previous year, only 155 billion. I reached the dollar. Factors that remind you of these sector investment include affordable prices, technology maturation, and commercial scalability. To expand these industries, public and private sector need to do more to risk these technologies. Otherwise, it is unlikely that it will have a meaningful impact on emissions by the end of 10 years.
The biggest market for investment was mainland China, which accounted for $ 818 billion investment. It increased by 20 % from 2023. China’s investment growth rate is equivalent to two -thirds of the annual increase in the world, indicating that all sector is reviewed in a report. Strong growth.
The EU, the United States, and the United Kingdom, which grew in 2023, had different results in 2024. Investment has stagnated in the United States, reaching $ 338 billion in both the EU and the UK, reaching $ 381 billion and $ 65.3 billion. Last year’s total investment in China was greater than the total investment in the United States, the EU and the UK. Among the large -scale markets included in the report, India and Canada have been added to overall global growth, and investment increased by 13 % to 19 %.
BNEF also reports that the global energy transition investment from 2025 to 2030 to get on the Global Jun Zero track according to the Paris Agreement by 2050 must be $ 5.6 trillion each year. I am. This discovery depends on BNEF’s New Energy Outlook 2024. This detailed the global route to Net Zero, which means that the current investment level is only 37 % of those needed. The “investment gap” depends on geography and technology, and China is the closest to being on track, followed by Germany and the United Kingdom.
“Our report has shown how much energy has grown over the past few years, despite political uncertainty and high interest,” said BNEF’s vice CEO Albert Jung. 。 “In order to achieve global zero goals, it is necessary to do more in emerging fields, especially in emerging fields such as industrial decarbonization, hydrogen, and carbon capture. This is the only solution that releases the potential of technology.
In addition to investing in low -carbon energy transition, the BNEF report tracks investment in clean energy salons, such as equipment factories and battery metal production for energy technology. In 2024, this investment fell to only $ 140 billion, but will grow to $ 164 billion in 2025. Since the battery cell factory is particularly integrated, about 60 % of the total investment in the supply chain became the battery last year.
Finally, the Energy Transition Investment Trends 2025 report also tracks the pay-tech-equity finance and energy transition debt.
CLIMATE-TECH companies decreased by 40 % year-on-year in 2024, raising $ 50.7 billion in private and public equity, which marked the third year shrinkage. The financing was led by Clean Power and Transport, which brought $ 31.8 billion. The United States is the largest market for growing stocks, tracking a new issue of $ 17.9 billion. China fell second in $ 9 billion.
Energy migration debt was $ 1 trillion in 2024, an increase of 3 % compared to 2023. The biggest element of this was a 5 % increase in corporate debt caused by the reduction in interest rates around the world. Despite the rise, the debt of the project has spread, and the government’s energy migration levels have been stable compared to the previous year. As with other surveys, the United States and the mainland China are two largest markers of energy migration debt, and both markets have increased debt sales last year.
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