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Power Projects in 2025: Where Money and Wind Are Going
Dublin, IrelandMonday, February 23, 2026
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$8.53 trillion is earmarked for new power plants worldwide by the end of 2025.
60 % already in planning, 25 % under construction, and the remaining 14 % in design/tender phases.
Sector Breakdown
| Energy Type | Share of Investment | Value (USD) | Expected Capacity Increase |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wind | 40 % | $3.38 trillion | +1,896 GW |
| Solar | 16 % | $1.34 trillion | +1,317 GW |
| Hydropower | 14 % | $1.22 trillion | +818 GW |
| Others | 30 % | $2.58 trillion | – |
Wind turbines dominate the new build, followed by solar panels and hydropower.
Regional Highlights
The study profiles projects from North America to Sub‑Saharan Africa, listing the top twenty initiatives in each region. Key data points include:
- Top Projects – names, capacities, and timelines
- Primary Contractors – engineering firms driving the builds
- Project Owners – investors and utilities involved
Business Implications
- Opportunity Mapping: Identify where the highest returns are likely.
- Targeted Marketing: Focus efforts on regions with the most active developments.
- Resource Alignment: Allocate capital and expertise to projects with clear, near‑term milestones.
The dataset covers every major market—from Europe to Asia—providing a comprehensive view of the future power infrastructure landscape.
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