Global Scans · CleanTech · Weekly Summary

• [New] The IEA sees rapid advances in clean technologies, projecting that renewables, particularly solar and wind, will nearly triple their electricity generation capacity by 2035. Fortune
• [New] Asia Pacific is expected to experience the fastest growth in the upcoming period, driven by booming e-commerce, rapid industrialization, and strong government investments in technology and sustainability. Precedence Research
• [New] On one side, the European Union's green trade agenda emphasizes emissions reductions, with policies like the Net-Zero Industry Act aiming for 40% domestic clean tech production by 2030. Energy News Beat
• [New] South Korean industrial group will establish a joint venture with a Belgian materials technology company to produce next-generation battery components. Automotive World
• [New] The Nexperia supply disruption serves as a warning shot for global supply chains, and dependence on China for certain raw materials and technology is likely to increase risk for global automakers. National Law Review
• [New] While governments worldwide prioritise renewable energy development, China rare earth export rules could potentially slow clean energy technology deployment. Discovery Alert
• [New] As microgrids reshape global energy infrastructure, savvy investors are recognising the substantial opportunities within ASX-listed companies developing critical minerals and clean energy technologies. Discovery Alert
• [New] 2026 trends focus on natural materials, cozy layouts, and tech that makes life easier-like smart lighting, built-in storage, and spa-like bathrooms. Churchill Mortgage
• [New] Government investment to advance technology, automation, and modernise processes under Transport Canada is expected to improve travel experience, enhance efficiency, and support growing passenger volumes. International Airport Review
• [New] By 2026, technology and sustainability will drive InvIT operations. Economic Times
• [New] By 2025, organizations will increasingly prioritize green technology solutions that minimize their environmental impact while driving efficiency. SMS-iT Blog
• [New] Export Development Canada is tasked with increasing its total business facilitated by $25 billion by 2030, focusing on strategic sectors such as critical minerals, energy, clean technology, infrastructure, and defence. Mondaq
• [New] Dominant Region: North America is projected to hold the largest regional share of about 38.0% in 2025, propelled by strong governmental incentives for biofuel R&D, the presence of cutting-edge research facilities, and huge corporate investments in clean energy technologies. Persistence Market Research
• [New] As digital assets become a new reality in the global finance in 2025, one of the most symbolic elements is Gate Mining, who will be using advanced cloud technology as well as clean energy options to establish a more efficient, accessible, and sustainable mining future. TechBullion
• [New] NANO Nuclear Energy's story hinges on investor belief in the transformative potential of advanced microreactor technology for critical power applications, especially as AI data centers and manufacturing sites demand more reliable, clean energy. Yahoo Finance
• [New] China's rare earth export controls could potentially affect the timeline for global clean energy transitions, given the critical role of rare earth materials in renewable energy technologies. Discovery Alert
• [New] Adoption of the Riyadh Declaration is expected to form the basis of UN Tourism's work in the coming years as it integrates technology and sustainability into the global travel industry.
• [New] Cooling demand could triple by 2050 unless transformative technologies drastically improve efficiency. Le Ravi
• [New] The sustainability of IBM's outperformance will depend on continued enterprise AI adoption and successful integration of recent acquisitions, while Nvidia's trajectory hinges on maintaining its technological edge and diversifying revenue streams beyond data center sales. investing.com
• [New] Decarbonization pathways such as the UK cement industry's decarbonization roadmap and the action plan for supplementary cementitious materials and carbon capture by 2035, will require sustained research and development to overcome technical, economic, and regulatory barriers. CCBP
• [New] Beyond raw materials, British expertise in battery research, power electronics, and smart-charging technologies offers significant export potential. Innovation News Network
• [New] By 2035, Saudi Arabia is expected to be a regional leader in nanomaterial-enabled clean technologies, contributing significantly to CNT demand growth across energy, defence, and construction applications. EIN Presswire
• [New] As technology continues to evolve, Dubai's commitment to innovation, openness and sustainability will keep it at the forefront of global digital transformation. Explore Dubai

Last updated: 23 November 2025