In Short : Expanding transition finance is crucial to reducing emissions across high-impact sectors like energy, transport, and industry. By mobilizing global capital and aligning financial flows with climate goals, countries can accelerate decarbonization efforts. Strengthening public-private partnerships and policy frameworks will ensure equitable, scalable solutions that drive sustainable growth while advancing global net-zero commitments. […]
In Short : Energy efficiency is vital to Ukraine’s post-war recovery, helping rebuild homes and infrastructure that are resilient, affordable, and sustainable. With nearly 80% of housing energy-inefficient, adopting insulation, modern heating, and renewable systems can cut energy use by up to 60%. This approach reduces costs, boosts energy security, creates jobs, and strengthens Ukraine’s […]
In Short : Global energy executives gathered at the IEA Energy Business Council meeting to discuss recent energy market trends and challenges. The discussions covered investment patterns, renewable energy expansion, and energy security. Participants highlighted the need for innovation, international collaboration, and supportive policies to navigate market volatility and drive a sustainable, resilient global energy […]
In Short : Energy ministers and global decision-makers participated in a high-level IEA roundtable focused on strengthening energy infrastructure resilience. The discussions addressed challenges from climate change, cyber risks, and geopolitical tensions, while emphasizing the need for investments, innovation, and international cooperation. The roundtable highlighted strategies to secure reliable, sustainable energy systems essential for economic […]
In Short : ASEAN is driving global and regional collaboration to advance the ASEAN Power Grid vision, aimed at boosting cross-border electricity trade and renewable energy integration. The initiative seeks to enhance energy security, attract investments, and promote technology exchange. By building an interconnected grid, ASEAN plans to support sustainable growth and accelerate the region’s […]
In Short : Southeast Asia’s fast-growing electricity demand can be met through its vast renewable potential in solar, wind, hydro, and biomass. Rising urbanization and industrial growth are straining conventional power systems, but renewable adoption can cut fossil fuel reliance, strengthen energy security, and support climate goals. Unlocking these resources positions the region for a […]
In Short : The latest episode of the IEA’s *Everything Energy* podcast examines where the world’s electricity comes from, exploring the roles of coal, natural gas, renewables, nuclear, and other sources. Hosted by IEA electricity analyst Eren Çam, the discussion highlights how today’s power mix is evolving to meet rising global demand and what shifts […]
In Shor : Low-emissions hydrogen projects are expected to expand significantly despite recent cancellations and delays. Global announced capacity projections have been revised down to 37 million tonnes per year by 2030 from earlier estimates of 49 million. Cost challenges, regulatory hurdles, and infrastructure gaps remain, but projects that have advanced or reached investment stage […]
In Short : Electricity demand in the Middle East and North Africa is surging, largely due to higher cooling requirements and expanding desalination needs. Rapid urban growth and extreme temperatures are placing pressure on power systems. Governments in the region are investing in renewables and efficiency measures to ensure energy security while meeting climate goals […]
In Short : An international advisory board met in Paris to address urgent electricity security challenges. Discussions centered on strengthening power grids, meeting rising energy demand, and integrating renewables without compromising stability. Experts stressed the importance of cross-border cooperation, advanced technology, and infrastructure investment to ensure reliable electricity supply while supporting global energy transition and […]