Photo Credit: Fair Use [17 U.S.C. § 107] Santiago, Chile's transportation authority has deployed a fleet of 150 BYD electric buses, following a growing global trend.
Green Tech Investments Hit a Record $2.3 Trillion Last Year
26 Jan 2026 | Abstracted from Bloomberg Paywall
Global clean‑energy investment hit $2.3T in 2025, a record high driven by strong spending on EVs, renewable power, grids, and climate‑tech finance. Despite trade and policy headwinds, all major sectors grew, with electrified transport leading at $893B. The Bloomberg New Energy Finance report highlights a resilient global transition as countries expand clean‑energy deployment and supply‑chain investment.
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