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Thirteen years after Fukushima, nuclear power is rising again: from Japan to the United States, closed power plants reopen, and the pipeline of new reactor projects is growing. Outside China, however, this revival remains timid, and the industry is confronted to the unprecedented growth of renewables.
The unprecedented growth in photovoltaic energy – 345 to 375 GW installed worldwide by 2023 alone – is largely driven by decentralised installations on the roofs of homes or commercial and industrial buildings.
The key fuel in the Western industrial revolution of the 19th and 20th centuries, the market for coal has changed considerably in just a few years.
World shipping in 2024: fleet growth should offset the effects of geopolitical tensions in the Red Sea for container ships, but not for oil tankers.
Carbon capture and storage (CCS) technologies remain too costly to play a sizeable role in reducing global emissions. But they will be indispensable in many industries and will play a key role in the production of synthetic fuels.