The clean energy market is growing globally. Representing a $2.2 trillion behemoth (one trillion equals one million million). That navigates between consolidation and vulnerability.
Moreover this market entered a phase of accelerated maturity in 2026. Where massive investment coexists with geopolitical tensions and structural vulnerabilities in supply chains.
According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), total investment in the energy sector will reach $3.4 trillion in 2026. Of which $2.2 trillion will be allocated to clean technologies. Almost double the $1.2 trillion invested in fossil fuels.
This historic imbalance reflects an unstoppable transformation. But it also exposes the fragilities of an increasingly interdependent system. Solar photovoltaic energy is consolidating itself as the undisputed engine of the transition.
BloombergNEF (BNEF) projects that solar power will become the world’s largest source of electricity by 2032. Driven by a massive supply surplus and continued price declines.
In 2025, solar generation grew by 620 TWh, the largest year-over-year increase on record. And is expected to surpass nuclear and wind power in 2026.
Likewise, global wind power capacity has just crossed the symbolic one million megawatt (terawatt) mark. According to the latest reports from expert media.
With 1,023 gigawatts in operation, wind power is consolidating its position as the second largest source of electricity generation worldwide. Second only to solar photovoltaics and ahead of coal.
With information from Prensa Latina
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