International Energy Agency

Energy industry leaders and policymakers to be invited to London summit in early 2025

Despite rapidly expanding renewables capacity worldwide, surging demand for electricity is expected to keep coal demand on an even keel in 2024 and 2024

Global demand for electricity is forecast to rise significantly this year due to strong economic activity, intensifying heat waves, and expansion of clean technologies

Demand for clean technologies and progress on energy efficiency expected to offset growing demand for oil across Asia, International Energy Agency predicts

International Energy Agency shows investment in clean electricity continues to surge, but further increases still needed to put world on track to meet climate goals

Also this week: Global SUV emissions soar, India adds 10GW of solar in three months, and low EU ETS prices prompt concerns

Investing in renewables and clean energy technologies can make energy more affordable, boost energy security and combat climate change, according to International Energy Agency

In an outlook published this morning, the International Energy Agency has called for more diversified investment in the booming transition minerals sector

Investment in manufacturing capacity for solar PV, wind turbines, batteries, electrolysers, and heat pumps surged by 70 per cent last year, according to the International Energy Agency

Reducing emissions in increasingly populous urban areas worldwide is 'essential' for meeting global climate and energy goals, yet few have net zero strategies in place, IEA warns