Coal-fired electricity generation fell in 2025 in the world’s two largest coal users, marking the first simultaneous decline since the 1970s and signalling a potential turning point for global emissions.
London, England’s capital, is looking to convert its fleet of around 9,000 buses to zero-emissions models by the end of the decade, as grid investment in the United Kingdom is expected to rise to $13.2 billion by 2026.