In April 2026, a new global record was set as electricity generated from wind and solar reached 531 TWh, surpassing gas-fired power plants supplying 477 TWh for the first time. This milestone, with wind and solar accounting for 22% of global electricity generation compared to gas at 20%, is reshaping the global power mix and weakening the case for imported gas. The sustained growth in renewable energy is increasing pressure to accelerate deployment, even amidst recent energy crises. This shift highlights the importance of prioritizing renewable energy solutions to combat climate change and reduce reliance on fossil fuels.