Climate Tech & Clean Energy — 2026年6月1日 週次レポート
重要な発見
重要な発見（12件）
- 1.BloombergNEF analyst Michael Liebreich argues on May 27, 2026 that the Strait of Hormuz closure — which previously carried ~20% of the world's seaborne oil and a similar share of LNG — is triggering a 'Great Clean Energy Acceleration 2.0,' potentially bringing forward peak fossil fuel use to before 2030. [1]
- 2.Global clean-energy trade rebounded to $479 billion in 2025 despite tariffs and geopolitical turmoil, and global energy transition investment reached a record $2.3 trillion in 2025, up 8% from 2024. [2] [3]
- 3.Wind and solar jointly grew output 18% in 2025, absorbing 99.6% of all new global power demand and pushing renewables (including hydro) ahead of coal-fired power for the first time globally; solar and wind together now provide 20% of global electricity. [1]
- 4.In the U.S., wind and solar together added 13% in output and for the first time overtook nuclear in the power mix; U.S. stationary storage cell manufacturing capacity jumped from near-zero in 2024 to 20 GWh in 2025, on track for 133 GWh by end of 2027. [1]
- 5.The U.S. Department of Energy issued emergency grid reliability orders on May 18, 21, and 22, 2026 for the Mid-Atlantic region amid a heatwave, following 39 total emergency orders during Winter Storm Fern earlier in 2026. [4]
- 6.EEI reported that 42% of all U.S. power generation now comes from clean, carbon-free sources, and carbon emissions from the U.S. electric power sector are nearly 41% below 2005 levels as of year-end 2024. [5]
- 7.EIA's May 2026 Short-Term Energy Outlook forecasts natural gas consumption for U.S. power generation to rise 6% to 46.1 Bcf/d in summer 2027, surpassing the previous record set in 2024 by 3%; near-term summer 2026 levels remain flat at 43.7 Bcf/d due to renewables growth. [6]
- 8.Ohio advanced bipartisan House Bill 170 in the state Senate on May 21, 2026 to establish state-specific CCUS regulations, with the Ohio House expected to consider the amended bill in June 2026. [7]
- 9.Wood Mackenzie reported investment in CCUS and carbon offsets is 'skyrocketing,' covering over 1,300 CCUS projects, 23,000 offsetting projects, and 75 carbon pricing regimes on its platform. [8]
- 10.IEA Bioenergy research published April 2026 (University of Galway) shows BECCS consistently delivers long-term global cooling even in a fully decarbonized economy, provided wood sourcing avoids net forest carbon losses. [9]
- 11.EU industry sector energy use totaled 8,835 PJ in 2024, an 8.1% decrease compared with 2014, with final energy consumption declining steadily since 1990, per Eurostat data published May 29, 2026. [10]
- 12.BloombergNEF expects an additional 70 GW of wind, solar, and battery capacity to be built in the U.S. in each remaining year before the next presidential election. [1]
エグゼクティブサマリー（9件）
- •BloombergNEF's Michael Liebreich declared a 'Great Clean Energy Acceleration 2.0' on May 27, 2026, arguing the Strait of Hormuz closure adds a major new geopolitical catalyst — comparable to the 1970s oil shocks — on top of the Ukraine-driven momentum already under way. [1]
- •Global energy transition investment reached a record $2.3 trillion in 2025 (up 8% from 2024) and global clean-energy trade rebounded to $479 billion despite tariffs, signaling structural momentum across investment and trade dimensions simultaneously. [2]
- •For the first time, global renewables (including hydro) surpassed coal-fired power generation, with wind and solar alone providing 20% of global electricity and absorbing 99.6% of all new power demand in 2025. [1]
- •U.S. clean energy is growing despite federal policy headwinds: wind and solar overtook nuclear in the power mix, offshore wind projects halted in 2025 resumed construction in 2026, and AI hyperscalers signed more than 20 GW of renewable PPAs. [1]
- •U.S. grid reliability is under acute stress: DOE issued emergency orders on three separate dates in May 2026 for the Mid-Atlantic region, while EEI member companies plan $1.1 trillion in grid investments over five years to address escalating demand from data centers and electrification. [4] [5]
- •EIA forecasts near-term U.S. natural gas power consumption flat (43.7 Bcf/d in summer 2026) due to renewables growth, but projects a 6% rise to a new record of 46.1 Bcf/d in summer 2027, illustrating a dual-track energy transition where renewables and gas grow simultaneously. [6]
- •Ohio's bipartisan Senate advancement of House Bill 170 on May 21, 2026 — establishing state-level CCUS regulations — marks a notable example of sub-federal carbon management policy progressing amid federal uncertainty, with the Ohio House vote expected in June 2026. [7]
- •CCUS investment momentum is intensifying globally, supported by Wood Mackenzie's tracking of over 1,300 projects and IEA Bioenergy's confirmation that BECCS delivers enduring global cooling — reinforcing the scientific and commercial case for carbon capture across multiple technology pathways. [8] [9]
- •EU industrial energy intensity continues a long-run decline — down 8.1% versus 2014 — while the EEI reports U.S. power sector emissions are nearly 41% below 2005 levels, underscoring that efficiency and clean generation are delivering measurable emissions progress in developed economies. [10] [5]
市場動向
Clean Energy Acceleration 2.0 Driven by Gulf Conflict
BloombergNEF analyst Michael Liebreich published a major opinion piece on May 27, 2026 arguing that the closure of the Strait of Hormuz — which before the crisis carried about 20% of the world's seaborne oil and a similar percentage of LNG — is triggering a second wave of clean energy acceleration globally. According to Liebreich, over the four years since Russia's invasion of Ukraine, installations of wind and solar power, EV sales, and clean energy investment have all roughly doubled. BNEF als…
Record Global Energy Transition Investment Continues at $2.3 Trillion
BloombergNEF's Energy Transition Investment Trends 2026 report confirmed that global energy transition investment reached a record $2.3 trillion in 2025, up 8% from 2024, covering renewables, energy storage, nuclear, hydrogen, carbon capture, electrified transport, and power grids. According to BNEF, total global investment in the transition grew 5% in real terms between 2024 and 2025. BNEF's New Energy Outlook 2026, published May 19, 2026, highlighted that the transition to newer technologies a…
U.S. Grid Reliability Crisis Escalates Amid Summer Heatwave
The U.S. Department of Energy issued multiple emergency orders in May 2026 to address grid reliability in the Mid-Atlantic region amid a heatwave, with the Energy Secretary taking actions on May 18, 21, and 22, 2026 to keep critical generation online and deploy backup generation. This follows a pattern established during Winter Storm Fern, when DOE issued 39 total emergency orders and extensions to mitigate blackouts. According to the Edison Electric Institute, EEI President Drew Maloney discuss…
Renewables Surpass Coal Globally; EU Industrial Energy Use Declines
According to BloombergNEF data cited in a May 27, 2026 analysis, global power demand grew 2.7% in 2025, but gas use only increased by 0.6% and coal-fired power fell by 0.6%. Wind and solar joint output grew 18%, absorbing 99.6% of all new power demand and pushing renewables (including hydro) ahead of coal-fired power for the first time. By end of 2025, solar and wind together were providing 20% of global electricity, with each individually generating more than nuclear power. In the EU, Eurostat …
CCUS Legislation and Carbon Management Investment Accelerating
On May 21, 2026, the American Petroleum Institute's Ohio affiliate applauded a bipartisan Ohio Senate vote advancing House Bill 170, which establishes state-specific regulations for carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) technology in Ohio. According to API Ohio, the legislation protects landowner rights, establishes clear long-term liability and monitoring standards, and creates a predictable regulatory framework to attract investment and jobs. A diverse coalition spanning energy, manu…
競合動向
Gulf Crisis Accelerates Global Clean Energy Transition 2.0
BloombergNEF analyst Michael Liebreich published a major opinion piece on May 27, 2026, arguing that the closure of the Strait of Hormuz — which before the crisis carried about 20% of the world's seaborne oil and a similar percentage of LNG — is triggering what he calls the 'Great Clean Energy Acceleration 2.0,' a discontinuity in energy markets he compares to the oil shocks of the 1970s. Liebreich notes that over the four years since Russia's invasion of Ukraine, installations of wind and solar…
U.S. Clean Energy Resilience Despite Policy Headwinds
According to BloombergNEF analyst Michael Liebreich, writing on May 27, 2026, clean energy in the United States has continued to grow despite the Trump administration's efforts to promote fossil fuels. Wind and solar together added 13% in output in the most recent year and for the first time overtook nuclear in the U.S. power mix. U.S. cell manufacturing capacity for stationary storage jumped from near-zero in 2024 to 20GWh in 2025 and is set to reach 133 GWh by end of 2027, according to a repor…
Natural Gas Power Generation Forecast to Hit Record in 2027
The U.S. Energy Information Administration's May 2026 Short-Term Energy Outlook, published May 28, 2026, forecasts that natural gas consumption by the U.S. electric power sector will average 43.7 billion cubic feet per day (Bcf/d) during summer 2026 (June–September), the same as summer 2025 and 4% above the five-year summer average (2021–2025). Despite a 2% increase in overall U.S. electricity demand this summer, natural gas-fired generation is expected to remain flat primarily because of foreca…
Ohio Advances Bipartisan Carbon Capture Regulatory Framework
On May 21, 2026, the American Petroleum Institute (API) Ohio applauded a bipartisan Ohio Senate vote advancing House Bill 170, which would establish state-specific regulations for carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) technology in Ohio. API Ohio stated the legislation protects landowners, establishes clear long-term liability and monitoring standards, and creates a predictable regulatory framework intended to attract investment and jobs. A diverse coalition spanning energy, manufactur…
EU Industrial Energy Use Declining; Renewables-Based Economy Framing Gains Traction
Eurostat data published on May 29, 2026 by the European Commission shows that EU industry sector energy use totaled 8,835 petajoules (PJ) in 2024, an 8.1% decrease compared with 2014, with final energy consumption in the sector having declined steadily since 1990. [10] Separately, REN21 has been actively promoting a 'Renewables-Based Economy' framing through its Global RENdez-vous series, with events held on April 24 and May 20, 2026 exploring how demand, electrification, and system design can w…
制度・規制動向
U.S. DOE Emergency Grid Orders Amid Mid-Atlantic Heatwave
The U.S. Department of Energy issued an emergency order to deploy backup generation in the Mid-Atlantic region amid a heatwave on May 18, 2026, followed by additional actions on May 21, 2026 to keep critical generation online and strengthen Mid-Atlantic grid reliability. On May 22, 2026, Energy Secretary Wright announced leadership changes aimed at delivering affordable, reliable, and secure energy. These emergency interventions represent a continuation and escalation of the DOE's active grid ma…
Ohio Advances Bipartisan CCUS Regulatory Framework
On May 21, 2026, the American Petroleum Institute (API) Ohio applauded a bipartisan Ohio Senate vote advancing House Bill 170, which would establish state-specific regulations for carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) technology in Ohio. According to API Ohio, the legislation protects landowners, establishes clear long-term liability and monitoring standards, and creates a predictable regulatory framework intended to attract investment and jobs. A diverse coalition spanning energy, man…
Global Clean Energy Investment Resilient Despite Geopolitical Disruption
BloombergNEF reported that global energy transition investment reached a record $2.3 trillion in 2025, up 8% from 2024, covering renewables, storage, nuclear, hydrogen, carbon capture, electrified transport, and power grids. [2] A May 27, 2026 opinion piece by BloombergNEF's Michael Liebreich argued that the closure of the Strait of Hormuz — which previously carried about 20% of the world's seaborne oil and a similar share of LNG — is accelerating a 'Great Clean Energy Acceleration 2.0,' potenti…
EIA Forecasts Record Natural Gas Power Demand by 2027
The U.S. Energy Information Administration's May 2026 Short-Term Energy Outlook (STEO), published May 28, 2026, forecast that natural gas consumption by the U.S. electric power sector will average 43.7 billion cubic feet per day (Bcf/d) during summer 2026 (June–September), the same level as summer 2025 and 4% above the five-year summer average (2021–2025). Despite a 2% increase in overall U.S. electricity demand this summer, natural gas-fired generation is expected to remain flat primarily becau…
EU Industrial Energy Use Declining; World Bank Scales Developing-World Electrification
Eurostat data published May 29, 2026 showed that the EU's industry sector used 8,835 petajoules (PJ) of energy in 2024, an 8.1% decrease compared with 2014, with final energy consumption in the sector having declined steadily since 1990. [10] Separately, the World Bank's Mission 300 initiative — targeting electricity access for 300 million people in Africa by 2030 — has connected nearly 21 million people since July 2023, with projects underway to reach nearly 100 million more. The World Bank not…
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重要な変化の整理
Global Clean Energy Trade Rebounds to $479 Billion in 2025
新規BloombergNEF reported on May 27, 2026 that global clean-energy trade rebounded to $479 billion in 2025 despite tariffs and geopolitical turmoil. Separately, analyst Michael Liebreich published 'The Great Clean Energy Acceleration 2.0' on May 27, 2026, arguing that the Strait of Hormuz conflict will provide a further push to reduce fossil fuel dependence, potentially bringing forward peak fossil fuel use to before 2030. Liebreich also noted that total global investment in the energy transition gr…
U.S. Mid-Atlantic Grid Emergency Orders Amid Heatwave
更新The U.S. Department of Energy continued issuing emergency grid reliability orders in the Mid-Atlantic region, with actions on May 18, May 21, and May 22, 2026. The May 18 order deployed backup generation amid a heatwave, followed by measures to keep critical generation online and strengthen grid reliability on May 21. Energy Secretary Wright also announced leadership changes on May 22, 2026. This follows earlier winter emergency orders during Storm Fern. [4]
EIA Forecasts Record Natural Gas Power Generation in 2027
更新The U.S. Energy Information Administration's May 2026 Short-Term Energy Outlook, published May 28, 2026, forecasts natural gas consumption by the U.S. electric power sector will average 43.7 billion cubic feet per day (Bcf/d) during summer 2026 — flat versus summer 2025 — primarily because increased renewables generation will offset overall electricity demand growth of 2%. However, EIA forecasts a 6% increase to 46.1 Bcf/d in summer 2027, surpassing the previous record set in 2024 by 3%. [6]
Ohio Advances Bipartisan Carbon Capture Legislation
新規On May 21, 2026, the American Petroleum Institute (API) Ohio applauded a bipartisan Ohio Senate vote advancing House Bill 170, which establishes state-specific regulations for carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) technology. API Ohio stated the bill protects landowners, establishes long-term liability and monitoring standards, and creates a predictable regulatory framework to attract investment. A diverse coalition spanning energy, manufacturing, research, and agriculture supported th…
EU Industrial Energy Use Continues Multi-Decade Decline
継続監視Eurostat data published May 29, 2026 by the European Commission showed that EU industry sector energy use totaled 8,835 petajoules (PJ) in 2024, representing an 8.1% decrease compared with 2014. Final energy consumption in the EU industrial sector has been steadily declining since 1990, reflecting ongoing efficiency improvements and structural shifts in European industry. [10]
示唆・見るべき論点（9件）
- 1.The Strait of Hormuz crisis adds a second, independent geopolitical shock to the clean energy transition, potentially compressing the timeline for peak fossil fuel demand. Unlike the Ukraine-driven phase — which primarily affected European gas markets — a Hormuz closure disrupts global oil supply, broadening the economic incentive for energy independence to oil-dependent economies in Asia and the Americas. [1]
- 2.The simultaneous flat near-term and record long-term EIA natural gas forecasts reveal a structural paradox: renewables are successfully absorbing near-term demand growth (keeping summer 2026 gas flat), yet overall electricity demand growth is large enough to push gas to new records by 2027. This dual dynamic signals that decarbonization progress in the power sector is being outpaced by total demand growth driven by AI infrastructure and electrification. [6]
- 3.U.S. stationary storage manufacturing capacity growing from near-zero to 20 GWh in one year (2024–2025) and targeting 133 GWh by end of 2027 represents a structural domestic manufacturing buildout that will reduce import dependency and could reshape supply chain risk calculations for the broader energy storage market. [1]
- 4.The DOE's repeated emergency grid orders in May 2026 — building on 39 orders during Winter Storm Fern — indicate that emergency intervention is becoming a routine grid management tool rather than an exceptional measure, pointing to a systemic adequacy gap that planned $1.1 trillion in grid investment has not yet bridged. [4] [5]
- 5.Ohio's bipartisan CCUS legislation advancing at the state level — supported by a coalition spanning energy, manufacturing, research, and agriculture — suggests that carbon capture is gaining political coalition breadth beyond its traditional energy-sector base, a dynamic that could accelerate sub-federal regulatory frameworks in other U.S. states regardless of federal policy direction. [7]
- 6.The resumption in 2026 of five offshore wind projects halted by the Trump administration in 2025 — alongside more than 20 GW of AI hyperscaler renewable PPAs — demonstrates that private capital and contracted demand are increasingly capable of overriding adverse federal policy signals in the U.S. clean energy market. [1]
- 7.The convergence of skyrocketing CCUS investment (Wood Mackenzie tracking 1,300+ projects across 75 carbon pricing regimes) with IEA Bioenergy's scientific validation of BECCS suggests the carbon management sector is transitioning from demonstration to commercialization at scale — a potential inflection point for the carbon markets ecosystem. [8] [9]
- 8.The EU industrial sector's steady energy consumption decline since 1990 — reaching an 8.1% decrease versus 2014 by 2024 — provides empirical evidence that deep industrial energy efficiency gains are achievable over multi-decade timeframes, but also raises questions about whether this reflects genuine decarbonization or structural deindustrialization, a distinction critical for EU competitiveness policy. [10]
- 9.With global renewable plus hydro generation now exceeding coal for the first time, and wind/solar alone at 20% of global electricity, the energy transition has crossed a qualitative threshold where the framing shifts from 'when will renewables become significant' to 'how fast will fossil fuel displacement accelerate' — a narrative inflection with significant implications for asset stranding risk assessments. [1]
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Michael Liebreich argues the Strait of Hormuz closure is triggering a second wave of clean energy acceleration globally. Reports wind/solar output grew 18% in 2025, absorbing 99.6% of new power demand; U.S. wind/solar overtook nuclear; storage manufacturing soaring; BNEF expects 70 GW/year of new U.S. clean capacity.
関連: Clean Energy Acceleration & GeopoliticsReports global energy transition investment reached a record $2.3 trillion in 2025, up 8% from 2024, covering renewables, storage, nuclear, hydrogen, carbon capture, electrified transport, and power grids.
関連: Clean Energy InvestmentReports global clean-energy trade rebounded to $479 billion in 2025 despite tariffs and geopolitical turmoil; covers New Energy Outlook 2026 and BNEF Deputy CEO Albert Cheung's 'progress despite fragmentation' characterization.
関連: Clean Energy Trade & OutlookDOE issued emergency orders on May 18, 21, and 22, 2026 to address Mid-Atlantic grid reliability during a heatwave; Energy Secretary Wright announced leadership changes on May 22. Previously issued 39 emergency orders during Winter Storm Fern.
関連: Grid Reliability & Emergency OrdersEEI President Drew Maloney discussed demand growth, PJM strain, and grid investment needs; EEI highlighted that 42% of U.S. power generation comes from clean sources and emissions are nearly 41% below 2005 levels; $1.1 trillion in grid investments planned over five years.
関連: Grid Investment & Clean Power ProgressMay 2026 Short-Term Energy Outlook forecasts U.S. natural gas power consumption flat at 43.7 Bcf/d in summer 2026, rising 6% to a record 46.1 Bcf/d in summer 2027; overall U.S. electricity demand forecast up 2% in summer 2026.
関連: Natural Gas Demand & Energy ForecastsAPI Ohio applauded the bipartisan Ohio Senate vote advancing House Bill 170, establishing state-specific CCUS regulations protecting landowners, establishing long-term liability standards, and creating a predictable regulatory framework; Ohio House vote expected June 2026.
関連: Carbon Capture PolicyWood Mackenzie reports CCUS and carbon offset investment is skyrocketing, with its platform covering over 1,300 CCUS projects, 23,000 offsetting projects, and 75 carbon pricing regimes; hosting CCUS Conference in Houston, October 2026.
関連: CCUS Investment & Carbon MarketsApril 2026 University of Galway and IEA Bioenergy research shows BECCS consistently delivers long-term global cooling even in a fully decarbonized economy, provided wood sourcing avoids net forest carbon losses.
関連: Bioenergy & Carbon RemovalEurostat data published May 29, 2026 shows EU industry sector energy use totaled 8,835 PJ in 2024, an 8.1% decrease versus 2014, with final energy consumption declining steadily since 1990.
関連: EU Energy Efficiency & Industrial TrendsREN21 promotes a renewables-based economy framing through Global RENdez-vous events; strategic intelligence notes up to 23% of global GDP could be lost by 2050 without climate adaptation investment, while adaptation investment could boost GDP by 15%.
関連: Renewables-Based Economy & Adaptation