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Towards the end of last year, we conducted a survey among industry professionals to identify the topics most important to them in the world of clean energy. We then compile these findings in our Trends Report 2024. As part of this report, we also identified the key statistics around the use of the RatedPower platform.

In this blog, we’ll distill the key data points that we found and explore the stats driving the renewable energy industry in 2024.

With the clean energy market constantly growing and evolving, it’s essential to understand where things might be heading next. Staying up-to-date with the latest innovations and trends in the industry is crucial to staying ahead of the curve. 

In this blog, we’ll briefly overview the emerging trends reported by solar and renewable experts in our recent Trends Report 2024 and what these trends mean for the broader industry. Read on to find out more!

Explore the highlights of Pulse 2024, the renewable energy event in Madrid's second year, uniting global professionals to address challenges, unveil opportunities, and champion progress towards sustainability.

Explore Germany's renewable success in wind, solar, and hydropower, plus market initiatives.

Review the latest efficiency trends and innovations in components like busbars and fingers that are raising solar performance.

Explore how the US solar boom is outpacing hydropower, with insights into market growth, challenges, and the future of renewable energy in America.

Learn more about how UK interconnection delays are slowing down renewable growth and what solutions are being put in place to mitigate its effects.

Women are still underrepresented in the renewables sector. Find out why and how to engage, retain, and nurture the best female talent in this blog.

Explore how the EU is tackling its surplus of solar panels while striving for climate neutrality by 2050.

Discover the benefits of sub-hourly meteorological data compared with hourly data.

Read our key takeaways from COP28 and learn about the next steps in the green energy transition