{
  "id": "capacity-crossover",
  "unit": "GW",
  "geography": "World",
  "years": [
    2000,
    2001,
    2002,
    2003,
    2004,
    2005,
    2006,
    2007,
    2008,
    2009,
    2010,
    2011,
    2012,
    2013,
    2014,
    2015,
    2016,
    2017,
    2018,
    2019,
    2020,
    2021,
    2022,
    2023,
    2024,
    2025
  ],
  "series": [
    {
      "name": "Fossil-fuel capacity",
      "unit": "GW",
      "values": [
        2244.5,
        2315.4,
        2415.2,
        2538.4,
        2622.1,
        2718.4,
        2852.9,
        2977.0,
        3078.9,
        3194.2,
        3336.0,
        3461.4,
        3578.4,
        3682.0,
        3805.3,
        3909.0,
        4000.0,
        4084.8,
        4212.4,
        4266.8,
        4332.5,
        4387.2,
        4438.1,
        4499.6,
        4525.8,
        4629.7
      ]
    },
    {
      "name": "Renewable capacity",
      "unit": "GW",
      "values": [
        763.9,
        785.0,
        806.0,
        836.2,
        869.0,
        908.4,
        949.9,
        999.3,
        1062.4,
        1143.5,
        1226.5,
        1331.4,
        1446.2,
        1570.1,
        1700.0,
        1852.8,
        2021.3,
        2187.6,
        2358.1,
        2541.9,
        2811.1,
        3077.1,
        3379.2,
        3875.8,
        4461.6,
        5155.0
      ]
    },
    {
      "name": "Total non-renewable capacity",
      "unit": "GW",
      "values": [
        2689.5,
        2759.5,
        2867.5,
        2991.6,
        3083.7,
        3188.0,
        3326.3,
        3455.8,
        3558.5,
        3680.2,
        3828.7,
        3962.6,
        4075.7,
        4180.8,
        4314.4,
        4426.3,
        4532.1,
        4621.1,
        4759.8,
        4815.3,
        4877.6,
        4944.2,
        5021.2,
        5092.9,
        5139.0,
        5254.8
      ]
    }
  ],
  "notes": "Year-end net generating capacity. Renewable overtook fossil in 2025 but not total non-renewable.",
  "source_ids": [
    "S1"
  ]
}