Electricity demand is rising especially strongly in emerging & developing economies In India, it's forecast to surge 8% this year, driven by strong economic activity & intense heatwaves China is also set to see significant growth of over 6% Read more 👉 https://iea.li/3Ma2nO5
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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.
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- Affaires étrangères
- Taille de l’entreprise
- 201-500 employés
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- Paris
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- Administration publique
- Fondée en
- 1974
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- Energy security, Environmental protection, Economic growth et Engagement worldwide
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Employés chez International Energy Agency (IEA)
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Olivia Coldrey
Energy transition, finance, law I Non-Executive Director I PhD Candidate
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Bjoern Christensen
North America Task 53 Representative (Interoperability of Bidirectional Charging - INBID) by HEV-TCP - IEA
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Luca Castiglioni
Dr. sc. ETH, Head of Mobility Research
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Jacques Warichet
Power System Transformation Analyst at International Energy Agency (IEA)
Nouvelles
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🗣 “By sharing risks & enhancing project viability, development finance institutions mitigate investment challenges unique to emerging & developing economies” Read more in our recent commentary on how these institutions are catalysing change toward a more inclusive & clean energy future ➡️ https://iea.li/3SLHD36
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Next year, we’ll convene a major International Summit on the Future of Energy Security in London, hosted by the UK government Global leaders will address what’s needed to ensure reliable & secure access to energy as clean energy transitions progress around the world More ➡️ https://iea.li/3X1vKIQ
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The rise of renewables – like solar, wind & hydro – means they’re set to overtake coal in global electricity generation for the 1st time in 2025 This may result in a small drop in CO2 emissions from the power sector in 2025, after a slight rise in 2024 👉 https://iea.li/4dDt75u
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Solar PV alone is expected to meet roughly half of the growth in global electricity demand over 2024 & 2025 And solar & wind combined are set to meet as much as three-quarters of the growth Read more on the strong momentum behind renewable electricity 👉 https://iea.li/3WLHWvS
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Negative electricity prices are becoming increasingly common in some markets Negative prices occur because of a lack of flexibility in electricity systems Their rising frequency underscores the need for solutions such as demand response & storage ➡️ https://iea.li/3Ai9HVg
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Global energy investment is set to exceed $3 trillion in 2024 for this first time, led by the growth of clean energy For every dollar going to fossil fuels today, almost two dollars are invested in clean energy Read more → https://iea.li/3yG0NAz
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Clean energy investment by oil & gas companies reached $30 billion in 2023, accounting for only 4% of the industry’s overall capital spending The recent rebound in oil & gas investment has been led by national oil companies in the Middle East & Asia 👉 https://iea.li/3WQAGz8
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Batteries are a vital part of the energy transition 🔋 ✅ They’re the fastest growing clean technology on the market ✅ They help meet climate goals & ensure energy security ✅ They bring down emissions in power & transport More 👉 https://iea.li/4dZ0IqT
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🗣 “Governments around the world are increasingly forging partnerships focused on critical mineral supplies” Our new commentary looks at how these partnerships can help ensure secure & responsible mineral supply chains as energy transitions progress. Read more ➡️ https://iea.li/3M0q4IV