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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.
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Efficiency-related stimulus spending announced so far is set to create nearly 2️⃣ million jobs in the next 3️⃣ years.
But with greater efforts, that number could reach 6️⃣ million - helping drive sustainable economic recoveries around the 🌏 → https://iea.li/3mBvWKn
Behavioural changes by people across the 🌍 could have a major impact on global emissions.
Adjusting our transport habits could cut emissions by 625 million tonnes of CO2 in 2030 – the equivalent of taking all the cars 🚘 in the EU off the road 👉 https://iea.li/2L4CzqA
Renewable power increased its market share during #Covid19 lockdowns around the 🌎
As electricity demand dropped in the US 🇺🇸, renewables continued to grow & are set to produce over 9% more electricity in 2020 than in 2019 👉 https://iea.li/3mj2veM
🗣 “Heating & cooling systems, the two main end-uses in building operations, are particularly critical areas to address to curb buildings emissions.”
Don’t miss our latest commentary from IEA analysts Thibaut Abergel & Chiara Delmastro ➡️ https://iea.li/2WiSkfL
The world is still flaring as much natural gas as it did 🔟 years ago. Routine flaring & all venting of gas needs to disappear rapidly from the oil & gas landscape to put the 🌍 on a more sustainable path post-#Covid19.
Read more in our new commentary 👉 https://iea.li/3gM5QSL
Coal’s share in the electricity mix & the overall energy mix are in steady decline. But without new policies, no rapid demand reduction is in sight.
Our Coal 2020 report, released today, offers analysis & forecasts on the outlook for coal through 2025 ➡️ https://iea.li/2Kem2A8
Global coal demand is set to fall by 5% this year, the largest drop since World War II.
Our just-released Coal 2020 report examines the latest global trends in coal & its outlook for the next 5️⃣ years.
Read the report ➡️ https://iea.li/2Wuljxg
Coal 2020 - Analysis and key findings. A report by the International Energy Agency.
🗣 “Electricity has a central role in today’s energy world – a role that will only increase in importance as clean energy transitions accelerate.”
IEA Executive Director Fatih Birol on our first ever Electricity Market Report, released yesterday → https://iea.li/2WeP5pU
The #Covid19 crisis led to a shock in electricity demand around the 🌍
In Europe, full lockdown measures pushed demand down by 20% or more. But since lockdowns were lifted, demand has gradually recovered 📈
Learn more → https://iea.li/3ag6fM5
Five years after the Paris Agreement, clean & secure energy remains vital for reaching climate & sustainable energy goals.
In this commentary, IEA's Mechthild Wörsdörfer & Tom Howes look at the IEA's efforts to help accelerate clean energy transitions worldwide ➡️ https://iea.li/3oUkFFG
Our Electricity Market Report is out now!
This first-of-its-kind report examines the profound impacts of #Covid19 on the electricity sector & the outlook for ⚡️ in 2021.
Read more 👉 https://iea.li/2IOBGBK
Energy efficiency progress is set to slow to less than 1% in 2020 – its weakest rate in 🔟 years.
Major progress in efficiency is needed to reach energy & climate goals.
Read more in Energy Efficiency 2020 → https://iea.li/37tYE9r
Electricity production is witnessing a profound transformation, with a huge increase in the deployment of solar PV ☀️ & wind 💨
Drawing on new analysis in #WEO20, this article explores what the future of electricity may look like → https://iea.li/3eraNza
Governments around the world have made efficiency a key pillar of their stimulus plans.
Efficiency measures announced to date have mainly focused on buildings or the shift to electric vehicles, but many opportunities remain untapped → https://iea.li/39GNUau
The world is still flaring as much natural gas as it did 🔟 years ago.
Routine flaring & all venting of gas needs to disappear rapidly from the oil & gas landscape to put the 🌍 on a more sustainable path post-#Covid19.
Read more in our new commentary: https://iea.li/3n7V1wq
The electricity sector is essential for modern societies & has a crucial role to play in reducing 🌍 emissions.
Our joint report with the OECD Nuclear Energy Agency explores the projected costs of generating electricity & the impacts of various technologies in global power systems ➡️ https://iea.li/39XvqTs
What the world builds next will shape energy demand far into the future.
Without stronger policies on building codes and renovations, inefficiencies will be locked-in for decades as growth resumes.
Read more ➡️ https://iea.li/39GNaSK
The latest edition of our newsletter went out today, with analysis on energy efficiency progress, energy investment in Africa, new IEA tracking tools & much more.
📧 Read it here → https://iea.li/2JIADn9
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Stronger policies on energy efficiency can enable it to lower energy sector emissions by more than 40% by 2040.
But at the moment, efficiency progress is slowing down, posing a major challenge to efforts to meet climate & sustainable energy goals ➡️ https://iea.li/3oibRJl
Policy changes in China, the shale revolution, the rise of wind & solar, and growing climate action all affected the outlook for coal over the past decade.
This new commentary looks at what coal’s past 10 years can tell us about its future ➡️ https://iea.li/2Vrt6vn
The new Weather for Energy Tracker from IEA & CMCC showcases weather-related data that's vital for understanding & analysing the energy sector.
With 50+ variables & billions of freely downloadable data points over 20 years, there's lots to explore! ➡️ https://iea.li/3mET9vb
🗣 “Energy efficiency is one of the mainstays of global efforts to reach energy & climate goals … I’m very concerned that improvements in global energy efficiency are now at their slowest rate in a decade.”
Our Executive Director Dr Fatih Birol launching Energy Efficiency 2020 ➡️ https://iea.li/2JCYHHQ
We just released Energy Efficiency 2020!
It offers vital analysis on how the #Covid19 crisis is affecting the global outlook for energy efficiency & the key role efficiency can play in sustainable economic recoveries.
Explore the report 👇
Energy Efficiency 2020 - Analysis and key findings. A report by the International Energy Agency.
🔴 WATCH LIVE | Watch the launch of Energy Efficiency 2020 as our Executive Director Fatih Birol & Head of Energy Efficiency Brian Motherway explore key insights from our just-released report ⬇️
Join Timur Guel as he explores the importance of innovation & technology in clean energy transitions in the latest episode of our #EverythingEnergy podcast!

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Heating & cooling accounts for almost half of 🌏 energy consumption.
Our joint report with IRENA & REN21 highlights opportunities & challenges for the adoption of renewables in heating & cooling, and policy actions that could propel growth.
More 👉 https://iea.li/3mpIVyF
🗣 “Our meeting today comes at a critical moment … Urgent action should be taken to ensure that sustainable energy in an integral part of the #Covid19 response.”
🇪🇬 Minister El-Markabi at the African Union-IEA Ministerial Forum this week. Read more: https://iea.li/3mnm32I
Tackling emissions from today’s power stations & industrial plants will be essential to achieve ambitious international energy & climate goals.
Read more on the crucial role of CCUS in cutting emissions from these existing assets 👉 https://iea.li/2TWOMi9
The latest update to our Energy Technology RD&D Budget Database - tracking trends in spending on research, development & demonstration – was just released!
Explore the key findings → https://iea.li/2HYC4gF
Governments around the 🌎 are looking to support their auto industries post-#Covid19.
Our latest article explores how stimulus packages that promote vehicle efficiency & electrification can propel sustainable economic recoveries ➡️ https://iea.li/3lhgzoZ
Our latest in-depth review of Korea's energy policies is out now!
The report examines opportunities to enhance energy security in Flag of South Korea while accelerating its clean energy transition & moving it closer to achieving carbon neutrality targets.
Read more ➡️ https://iea.li/3l90UYv
The momentum for CCUS is growing - supported by ambitious climate targets & new policy incentives.
After years of declining investments 📉, plans for more than 30 new CCUS projects have been announced since 2017 → https://iea.li/2HZ5Im0
EDF Chairman & CEO Jean-Bernard Lévy will join our Executive Director Dr Fatih Birol for an IEA Big Ideas talks on the role of low-carbon electricity ⚡ in reaching international energy & climate goals.
Watch 🔴 LIVE from 15:00 CET ⬇️
China’s aim of reaching net-zero emissions will require ambitious & comprehensive policies. Our new commentary examines key areas:
▶️ Reducing energy intensity
▶️ Power sector transformation
▶️ Accelerated innovation
▶️ New infrastructure
Read more 👉 https://iea.li/3mXMwUz
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Stronger policies on energy efficiency can enable it to lower energy sector emissions by more than 40% by 2040. But at the moment, efficiency progress is slowing down, posing a major challenge to efforts to meet climate & sustainable energy goals ➡️ https://iea.li/3oibRJl
The new Weather for Energy Tracker from IEA & CMCC showcases weather-related data that's vital for understanding & analysing the energy sector. With 50+ variables & billions of freely downloadable data points over 20 years, there's lots to explore! ➡️ https://iea.li/3mET9vb
Join Timur Guel as he explores the importance of innovation & technology in clean energy transitions in the latest episode of our #EverythingEnergy podcast!  Apple → https://iea.li/2HYx1wE Google → https://iea.li/36nGxmg Spotify → https://iea.li/3fQmnVe
🗣 “Our meeting today comes at a critical moment … Urgent action should be taken to ensure that sustainable energy in an integral part of the #Covid19 response.” 🇪🇬 Minister El-Markabi at the African Union-IEA Ministerial Forum this week. Read more: https://iea.li/3mnm32I
EDF Chairman & CEO Jean-Bernard Lévy will join our Executive Director Dr Fatih Birol for an IEA Big Ideas talks on the role of low-carbon electricity ⚡ in reaching international energy & climate goals. Watch 🔴 LIVE from 15:00 CET ⬇️
Join us LIVE 🔴 for the African Union-IEA Ministerial Forum, with Ministers & global energy leaders meeting to discuss the impact of #Covid19 on Africa’s energy future ⬇️ Regarder en français : https://youtu.be/gvqRgxIjl1Q
For the first time in 7️⃣ years, the number of people in sub-Saharan Africa without access to electricity ⚡️ is increasing Our Sustainable Development Scenario lays out the actions needed in the next decade to ensure energy access for all Read more: https://iea.li/3lPZFid
On 24 Nov, the African Union-IEA Ministerial Forum, in collaboration with South Africa's Department of Mineral Resources and Energy, will bring together key energy figures to discuss Africa's 🌎 energy future post-#Covid19. Read more → https://iea.li/2IWAZpQ
Investment in the energy sector plummeted nearly 18% in 2020 📉 This WEO Week discussion examines the impact of this major decline & how to mobilise spending to accelerate clean & secure energy transitions. Watch 🔴 LIVE from 14:00 CET ⬇️
Enormous efforts over the next 10 years are needed to put the 🌍 on track to reach net-zero emissions. Drawing on analysis from our new Net-zero by 2050 case, this WEO Week session maps out what it may take to reach our energy & climate goals. Watch 🔴 LIVE from 14:00 CET ⬇️
The pandemic has squeezed revenues & investment among fuel suppliers around the 🌏 This WEO Week session examines how country & company fuel strategies are reacting to today’s technology & policy shifts. Watch 🔴 LIVE from 14:00 CET ⬇️
Transforming the electricity ⚡️ sector could be crucial for economic development, energy security & energy transitions. This WEO Week talk examines how #Covid19 has influenced this critical transformation. Watch 🔴 LIVE from 14:00 CET ⬇️
The #Covid19 pandemic has delivered the biggest shock to the global energy system in over 70 years. Watch LIVE as IEA experts & energy leaders discuss how the crisis will impact energy systems of tomorrow ⬇️
#Covid19 has had drastic impacts on energy investment, but renewables have proved to be resilient. Despite major declines in the value of energy stock, shares of solar & wind energy companies have far outperformed the rest of the sector 👉 https://iea.li/3eZUYQk
For the first time, our Renewables 2020 market report includes a dynamic data dashboard enabling users to explore historical data & forecasts for all sectors & technologies. Try it out here ➡️ https://iea.li/3eQ9nOZ
In the next five years, renewables are set to become the largest source of electricity ⚡️ generation worldwide - ending coal’s five decades at the top of the power mix. Learn more in Renewables 2020 👉 https://iea.li/36q0c3V
🔴 WATCH LIVE | The launch of Renewables 2020 - exploring how renewables can be deployed faster to help achieve international energy & climate goals.
🔴 WATCH LIVE | Join IRENA Director-General Francesco La Camera, and IEA Executive Director Fatih Birol for a discussion on the key role of renewables for a sustainable global recovery
Missed last week’s Big Ideas talk with European Commission EVP Frans Timmermans on the next steps for the #EUGreenDeal? Listen back in our latest #EverythingEnergy podcast episode. Apple → https://iea.li/2HL4NFw Spotify → https://iea.li/3e5t2dk Google → https://iea.li/2HKVPrP
🗣 "Indonesia highly appreciates the many years of strong partnership & collaboration with the IEA in accelerating the energy transition in the country.” More on yesterday's Global Ministerial Conference on System Integration of Renewables 👉 https://iea.li/35KubTE
🗣 "You can be sure that the IEA is very determined, I am very determined, that we are going to lead global clean energy transitions with all clean energy technologies that are available today, & those that will be available tomorrow.” Our Executive Director Dr Fatih Birol highlighting the IEA vision
"The only future we can shape, that we can, with honesty, give to our children & grandchildren is a decarbonised future...Your agency has a crucial role to play” European Commission EVP Frans Timmermans at the IEA Big Ideas discussion today. Watch back here: https://iea.li/3kITThX
WATCH LIVE | IEA Speaker Series with Frans Timmermans, Executive Vice-President, European Commission
The era of oil demand growth will end in the next decade, but without a big shift in policies, there is no sign a rapid decline is coming. #WEO20 shows that a strong push for efficiency, electrification & recycling is needed for oil use to fall 📉 → https://iea.li/2H6plYi
Despite a drop this year due to the #Covid19 crisis, the 🌍 is far from putting emissions into decisive decline. A big shift in policy is needed to prevent emissions from rebounding to pre-crisis levels by 2030 ➡️ https://iea.li/3j2rYaK
🗣 "We expect that - even in the absence of major policy shifts - renewables alone will meet 80% of the global electricity demand growth within the next 10 years." IEA Executive Director Fatih Birol during the launch of #WEO20. More → https://iea.li/3576i8H
#Covid19 has brought deep disruption & uncertainty to the energy sector. The pandemic’s effects on clean energy transitions will hinge on the duration of the crisis & how governments respond. Read more in #WEO20 👉 https://iea.li/3j0QHfN
Solar PV is becoming the new 👑 of electricity. It's set to add more new capacity than any other technology every year for decades. In our Sustainable Development Scenario, solar generates 13 times as much electricity in 2040 as it did last year ➡️ https://iea.li/3nO4sSq
🗣 "The IEA is going to move strongly to lead global clean energy transitions by making use of all clean energy technologies and policies available to us today." Executive Director Fatih Birol launching #WEO20 yesterday. Read more → https://iea.li/3jYoMP1
WATCH NOW | We're live from the launch of World Energy Outlook 2020 - our flagship report mapping out the choices & uncertainties the world will face as we enter a crucial 10 years for energy. Explore the key findings: https://iea.li/34MHjY2
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