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The IEA is the global energy authority, providing data, analysis and solutions on all fuels and all technologies. We help governments, industry, and citizens make good energy choices.
Mission: Founded in response to the 1973/4 oil crisis, the IEA’s initial role was to help countries co-ordinate a collective response to major disruptions in oil supply through the release of emergency oil stocks to the markets. While this continues to be a key aspect of its work, the IEA has evolved and expanded. It is at the heart of global dialogue on energy, providing authoritative and unbiased research, statistics, analysis and recommendations. Today, the IEA’s four main areas of focus are: - Energy security: Promoting diversity, efficiency and flexibility within all energy sectors. - Economic development: Ensuring the stable supply of energy to IEA member countries and promoting free markets to foster economic growth and eliminate energy poverty - Environmental awareness: Enhancing international knowledge of options for tackling climate change. - Engagement worldwide: Working closely with non-member countries, especially major producers and consumers, to find solutions to shared energy and environmental concerns.
The latest edition of our newsletter went out yesterday, with in-depth analysis on global energy investment, renewable markets, energy access, electric cars & much more.
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Join the authors of our just-released Renewable Energy Market Update, which provides an assessment of the impacts of the #Covid19 crisis on renewables, for a public webinar on the key findings:
🗓️ Tues 2 June
⏰ 15:00-16:30 CEST
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Explore findings from World Energy Investment 2020 by topic:
Overview: https://iea.li/2zpidmA
Fuel Supply: https://iea.li/3etqu7T
Power sector: https://iea.li/2ZLVyM1
End use & efficiency: https://iea.li/2yAUPSB
Financing: https://iea.li/2X4C4jT
R&D: https://iea.li/2XsF74s
The share of clean energy in total investment will rise towards 40% in 2020 because of the sharp decline in fossil fuel spending.
But in absolute terms, clean energy investment is still far below levels needed to achieve a lasting reduction in emissions https://iea.li/2Xxbr65
We just released our World Energy Investment report. Its findings are deeply troubling for our energy future. #Covid19 has triggered the largest annual fall in global energy investment in history, a decline of almost $400 billion, or 20% compared with last year.
World Energy Investment 2020 - Analysis and key findings. A report by the International Energy Agency.
On Wednesday, we're releasing World Energy Investment 2020, a major report analysing the impact of the #Covid19 crisis on investment trends across the global energy sector & their implications for energy security & clean energy transitions. Not to be missed!
🗣️"Despite the crisis, electric car sales could reach a record share of the overall car market this year"
Read more from Timur Gül, Marine Gorner & Leonardo Paoli as they look at what happened to the global car market as the #Covid19 crisis escalated → https://iea.li/2Zyzvs2
🗣️"As countries in Europe & beyond rebuild from today’s crisis, we should mend our economies & our planet at the same time."
Don't miss this op-ed by EU Commission Executive Vice-President Frans Timmermans & IEA Executive Director Fatih Birol on making Europe's recovery a sustainable one → https://iea.li/2Ztsetw
For the first time in 20 years, the world is set to add less wind, solar & other renewable power capacity than the year before. Renewables are less hard hit than other fuels in this crisis, but they're not immune → https://iea.li/2Tn143k
On Wednesday, we’re releasing a new report exploring the impact of the #Covid19 crisis on renewable energy markets, including new forecasts for renewable power capacity additions in 2020 & 2021. Stay tuned 📣
The latest edition of our newsletter went out today, with in-depth analysis on oil markets, the impact of #Covid19 on renewables, the outlook for critical minerals & our all-new podcast.
📧 Read it here → https://iea.li/3bHHJQX
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🎧The first episode of our all-new podcast, Everything Energy, is out now! Join our Chief Energy Modeller Laura Cozzi as she unpacks the impacts of the #Covid19 crisis on energy trends & CO2 emissions.
Apple podcasts → https://iea.li/2WwroKt
Spotify → https://iea.li/2Z7SBoy
Renewables are set to be the only energy source that will grow in 2020, with their share of global electricity generation projected to jump thanks to priority access to grids & low operating costs. Learn more → https://iea.li/3dNE85r
🗣️ "More than just renewables & efficiency will be required to put the world on track to meet climate goals & other sustainability objectives [...] Batteries & hydrogen-producing electrolysers stand out as two important technologies."
Read more → https://iea.li/2Ljkkum
The shock to energy demand as a result of the #Covid19 pandemic is set to be the largest since the end of the Second World War.
Explore our just-released report for insight on the impacts of the pandemic on global energy trends & CO2 emissions → https://iea.li/3bcC30Q
Changes to electricity use during lockdowns have resulted in significant declines in overall electricity demand, with consumption levels & patterns on weekdays looking like those of a pre-crisis Sunday → https://iea.li/2W7UPT3
The latest edition of our newsletter went out today, with in-depth analysis on the energy industry that will emerge from this crisis, stimulus packages, hydrogen & battery storage, & much more.
📧 Read it here → https://iea.li/2KYr00Y
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🗣️ "This is a historic shock to the entire energy world. Amid today’s unparalleled health & economic crises, the plunge in demand for nearly all major fuels is staggering."
Our Executive Director Fatih Birol launching Global Energy Review 2020 on Thursday → https://iea.li/2Ysozvw
The shock to energy demand as a result of the coronavirus pandemic is set to be the largest since the end of the Second World War → https://iea.li/2z1Tfck
The Covid-19 pandemic represents the biggest shock to the global energy system in over 70 years → https://iea.li/2Ss3rS9
Global CO2 emissions are set to fall this year by the largest amount in history.
But this decline, on the back of premature deaths & economic trauma, is nothing to celebrate. The world needs structural emissions reductions driven by better policies → https://iea.li/35qFYpS
The #Covid19 pandemic is the biggest shock to the global energy system in more than 7 decades.
Explore key findings from our just-released Global Energy Review, for an almost real-time view of the extraordinary impact across all fuels & CO2 emissions ⬇️
Global Energy Review 2020 - Analysis and key findings. A report by the International Energy Agency.
The world now faces three major tasks:
1. Tackle the coronarvirus
2. Revive the economy
3. Bring down emissions
→ https://iea.li/2S0O82r
As governments face the economic impact of the #coronavirus pandemic they are seeking strategies to create jobs, and boost their economies. Energy efficiency offers many win-win opportunities → https://iea.li/3eHb5Sk
The latest edition of our newsletter went out today, with in-depth analysis on the oil crisis, stimulus packages, energy efficiency, energy access in Africa, & much more.
📧 Read it here → https://iea.li/2RUv6uH
✍️ Join 120k+ others by subscribing → https://iea.li/34QXSS6
Cooling accounts for 10% of global electricity consumption & demand is expected to triple by 2050.
Join us next week for a webinar on how cooling as a service is set to revolutionise the cooling industry.
🗓️ Wed 22 Apr
⏰ 10 -11 CEST
✍️Sign-up now → https://iea.li/2XLwtzA
We need to learn from what happened in 2009 & 2010 to make smart policy decisions that can put emissions into structural decline this decade.
Governments around the world are considering massive stimulus packages to try reboot their economies after the worst of the Covid-19 pandemic has past. These huge spending programmes are likely to be once-in-a-generation in scale and will shape countries’ infrastructure for decades to come.
The next edition of our newsletter, with significant analysis on how the coronavirus crisis is affecting the energy world, is out on Monday.
Sign-up today 📧→ https://iea.li/2Vhuy4o
"It's very important to learn lessons [from the 2008-09 crisis] for how we can design stimulus packages to help boost economic recovery, boost the resilience of our energy systems & tackle the climate challenge"
Our Executive Director Fatih Birol on the Global Optimism podcast earlier this month. Listen back here → https://iea.li/3ck6L9o
🗣️"A collective effort to marry the pressing goals of stimulus with the longer-term aims of clean & efficient energy transitions can only bring benefits to all."
Read more in this commentary from IEA colleagues Brian Motherway & Michael Oppermann → https://iea.li/2RAZCK9
In this paper, we examine 3 categories of #EnergyEfficiency investments for governments to consider in their economic stimulus packages:
1️⃣ Buildings and construction
2️⃣ Technology replacement
3️⃣ Infrastructure projects
Learn more 👇 https://iea.li/2VtICX0
Considering the unprecedented economic impact of the #coronavirus crisis, the growth of renewable capacity additions this year may very well slow down for the first time in history.
However, governments have the ability to change this trajectory → https://iea.li/2RzRTfi
🗣️"Whether governments invest in hospitals or schools, streetlights or smart grids, housing or infrastructure, stimulus programmes can incorporate ambitious, cost-effective #EnergyEfficiency elements for little additional effort or cost."
Read more → https://iea.li/2V7hNJB
🗣️"Renewable technologies such as wind & solar PV have experienced spectacular growth over the past two decades. But without government action, the crisis caused by #COVID19 could considerably disrupt their momentum."
Read more from analyst Heymi Bahar: https://iea.li/34AGrW7
Energy Efficiency has a strong role to play in boosting jobs & economic growth while also supporting clean energy transitions around the world. Read our just-released strategic considerations for policy makers → https://iea.li/2VsmWe8
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🎧The first episode of our all-new podcast, Everything Energy, is out now! Join our Chief Energy Modeller Laura Cozzi as she unpacks the impacts of the #Covid19 crisis on energy trends & CO2 emissions. Apple podcasts → https://iea.li/2WwroKt Spotify → https://iea.li/2Z7SBoy
Renewables are set to be the only energy source that will grow in 2020, with their share of global electricity generation projected to jump thanks to priority access to grids & low operating costs. Learn more → https://iea.li/3dNE85r
The shock to energy demand as a result of the coronavirus pandemic is set to be the largest since the end of the Second World War → https://iea.li/2z1Tfck
The Covid-19 pandemic represents the biggest shock to the global energy system in over 70 years → https://iea.li/2Ss3rS9
Global CO2 emissions are set to fall this year by the largest amount in history. But this decline, on the back of premature deaths & economic trauma, is nothing to celebrate. The world needs structural emissions reductions driven by better policies → https://iea.li/35qFYpS
The world now faces three major tasks: 1. Tackle the coronarvirus 2. Revive the economy 3. Bring down emissions → https://iea.li/2S0O82r
As governments face the economic impact of the #coronavirus pandemic they are seeking strategies to create jobs, and boost their economies. Energy efficiency offers many win-win opportunities → https://iea.li/3eHb5Sk
"It's very important to learn lessons [from the 2008-09 crisis] for how we can design stimulus packages to help boost economic recovery, boost the resilience of our energy systems & tackle the climate challenge" Our Executive Director Fatih Birol on the Global Optimism podcast earlier this month. Listen back here → https://iea.li/3ck6L9o
🗣️"Today's crisis highlights the critical value of electricity infrastructure and know-how, which are underpinning the response to the #COVID19 pandemic." Read more from our Executive Director Fatih Birol in this commentary → https://iea.li/3dBHiKb
Today is International Women's Day ♀️ Closing the gender gap in the energy sector is vital for driving innovative & inclusive solutions to clean energy transitions all over the world. We are determined to shift the dial. → https://iea.li/39CzZzi #IWD2020 #EachforEqual
"What inspires you most about energy efficiency?" Members of the Global Commission for Urgent Action on #EnergyEfficiency share their thoughts in this short video → https://iea.li/2PFk4IJ
Join us this morning for a major conference on how the world can meaningfully reduce greenhouse gas emissions & what actions the energy sector should take. Don't miss it! 📅 12 February ⏰ 11h30 CET
The work of the Global Commission for Urgent Action on Energy Efficiency comes at a critical moment in clean energy transitions around the world. Despite energy efficiency's tremendous potential, the world is struggling to capture its full benefits → https://iea.li/38brvhY
Join us live from IEA HQ on Wednesday 13 November for the launch of World Energy Outlook 2019
Our Sustainable Development Scenario models a rapid & deep transformation of the global energy sector and is consistent with all 'net zero' goals contemplated today being reached in full. In this year's World Energy Outlook, it's getting an update. Learn more → http://bit.ly/333r32Y
Renewable power capacity is set to expand by 50% between 2019 and 2024, led by solar PV ☀️ This increase of 1 200 GW is equivalent to the total installed power capacity of the US today. Learn more → http://bit.ly/31DzD6V
The world’s most comprehensive set of energy databases just got a big update - and we're putting a wealth of our most up-to-date statistics & data at your fingertips 🌍📈 Try out our data browser today 👉 http://bit.ly/2llRSyx
A 3% improvement rate in energy intensity can deliver a significant part of the emissions reductions needed to meet the goals of the Paris Agreement, while using existing technologies & cost-effective investments. It's time for #efficiencyaction 👉http://bit.ly/2kyYJ7v
Wind energy is set to become the EU's largest power source in the late 2020s, overtaking coal, nuclear & gas 👉 http://bit.ly/2JhRyJ0
2018, a year in numbers: • 2.3% rise in global energy demand • 45% share of natural gas in energy consumption rise • 1.7% rise in energy-related CO2 emissions • 3.3% growth in nuclear - bringing global production back to pre-Fukushima levels Learn more 👉http://bit.ly/2K9yfoS
Global emissions are still rising, demonstrating once again that more urgent action is needed on all fronts — developing all clean energy solutions, curbing emissions, improving efficiency, & spurring investments and innovation http://bit.ly/2FGtrCh
"Clean energy technology is at the heart of addressing climate change. While we may all have our own favourites, we need to embrace all technologies that can help. The point is to reduce emissions, not to boost egos" IEA Executive Director Fatih Birol at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
Our economies are heavily dependent on petrochemicals, but the sector receives far less attention than it deserves. They are one of the key blind spots in the global energy debate, especially given the influence they will exert on future energy trends 👉 https://buff.ly/2RoNVTU
Our Executive Director Fatih Birol shares his impressions after three days at the World Economic Forum in Davos
Why is it useful to talk about the multiple benefits of energy efficiency? 📹 Interested in learning more? Explore global data & insights on the impacts of energy efficiency on our all-new site 👉 http://bit.ly/2QSwsCQ
Renewables 2018 identifies modern bioenergy as the overlooked giant of the renewable energy field. Join our upcoming webinar with the authors to learn more about the findings 👇 📅 Thursday, 17 January ⏰ 15h-16h CET / 9h-10h EST ✍ To register: http://bit.ly/2D9UTIm
Renewables 2018 identifies modern bioenergy as the overlooked giant of the renewable energy field. Its share in global total renewables consumption is about 50% today – as much as hydro 🌊, wind 🌬, solar ☀ & all other renewables combined. Learn more 👉 http://bit.ly/2VIXnol
The forces of change in oil markets remain strong. A maturing shale sector is now poised to become profitable; the cost of new upstream projects has come down; & sales of electric cars continue to break records. Volatility may be the new name of the game http://bit.ly/2TZLJEL
On our current path, wind energy is set to become the EU's largest power source in the late 2020s, overtaking coal, nuclear & gas. Explore more findings from #WEO18 👉 http://bit.ly/2E7mBr3
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