Overview

The global energy transition is reshaping the power system at historic speed. 

Wind and solar capacity are rising to record levels, even as new coal and gas projects advance in major markets. Over the past decade, the energy transition’s center of gravity has shifted toward emerging and developing economies that lead the world in global wind and solar buildouts. But the opportunity spans beyond any single region. Today’s fossil fuel infrastructures and landscapes could even play a crucial role in tomorrow’s clean energy future. 

GEM brings asset-level clarity to the energy transition, cataloging operating, proposed, and retired energy facilities and spotlighting the Iconic Zones that could lead the change in infrastructure, capital, and policy. GEM’s tools separate ambition from execution to show where the transition will lock in measurable and lasting change.