Climate Monthly: Investment falls short; battery storage ramps up

While the amount of investment dedicated to clean energy is rising, findings from the IEA suggest that the current trend in energy investment remains inconsistent with achieving net-zero emissions by 2050. Meanwhile, the pick-up in battery storage capacity in the US could be held back by the removal of fiscal support and implementation of tariffs.

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