... Energy: Record Capacity Growth and Environmental Impact Renewable Energy Sources (RES) continue to rapidly gain traction both globally and in Russia. According to the Renewable Energy Development Association (REDA), over the past year, domestic solar and wind power plants have prevented about 8 million tons of CO 2 emissions. Although the share of RES generation in Russia's energy mix remains small (a few percent), it is growing quickly. In 2025 alone, new wind farms and solar stations are being commissioned—especially ...

... Accelerated Growth of Capacities and Environmental Impact Renewable energy sources (RES) continue to rapidly gain momentum both globally and in Russia. According to the Renewable Energy Development Association (RED) data, over the past year, Russian solar and wind power plants have prevented about 8 million tons of CO 2 emissions. Although the share of RES-based generation in Russia's energy mix remains small (a few percent), it is growing quickly. In 2025 alone, new wind farms and solar plants are being commissioned ...

... Energy: Record Capacity Growth and Environmental Impact Renewable energy sources (RES) are rapidly gaining traction both globally and in Russia. According to data from the Association for the Development of Renewable Energy (ARVE), domestic solar and wind power plants have prevented emissions of about 8 million tons of CO 2 in the past year. Although the share of RES-based generation in Russia's energy balance remains small (a few percent), it is growing rapidly. In 2025 alone, new wind farms and ...

... Environmental Effects Renewable energy sources (RES) continue to rapidly gain weight in the global energy balance—this trend is also evident in Russia. According to the Renewable Energy Development Association (ARVE), over the past year, domestic solar and wind plants have prevented the emission of around 8 million tons of CO 2 . Currently, the share of generation based on RES in Russia's power system remains small (accounting for only a few percent), but it is increasing quickly. In 2025 alone, dozens ...

... and other weather factors, but systemic outages have been avoided. Energy companies and network operators have implemented a state of heightened readiness to cope with peak loads. Meanwhile, the share of RES in Europe’s energy mix continues to grow: wind and solar power plants are breaking generation records this summer in Germany, Spain, and several other countries, helping to cover the rising demand without increasing gas or coal combustion. The US is demonstrating an impressive shift in its electricity ...