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Global energy emissions may have peaked last year, analysts say

Published 17:15 on April 16, 2025  /  Last updated at 17:15 on April 16, 2025  / /  Americas, Asia Pacific, EMEA, International, US, Voluntary

Global energy-related emissions could begin a structural decline from 2025 after likely peaking last year, despite surging electricity demand from data centres and a wider push to electrify more sectors of the economy, according to new research from BloombergNEF.
Global energy-related emissions could begin a structural decline from 2025 after likely peaking last year, despite surging electricity demand from data centres and a wider push to electrify more sectors of the economy, according to new research from BloombergNEF.


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