High-profile
topics
Legal Aspects
of Storing CO2.
An overview of the major legal and regulatory
issues involved in advancing carbon dioxide
storage technologies. A companion to the recently
published Prospects
for CO2 Capture and Storage. Click to
download Legal Aspects of Storing CO2.
Saving
Oil in a Hurry. A
new, quantitative assessment of the potential
oil savings and costs of rapid oil demand restraint
measures for transport. This book looks at
approaches that can be implemented at short notice,
such as telecommuting, “ecodriving” and
car-pooling. It outlines the methodologies for
countries to use
in identifiying the policies best suited to their
national circumstances. Click to
order.
IEA
Technology Brief - Transport. Pinpoints
the technologies that can contribute short-term
to significantly reducing greenhouse
gases in transport.
Indicates the most promising paths for the
longer term and charts the sequences
for optimum transition to a near-zero-emissions scenario
for the years
to 2030, to 2050 and beyond mid-century. Click to
download.
Reducing
Greenhouse Gas Emissions - The Potential of Coal. This
publication from coal industry experts explores
technology's potential for substantially reducing
greenhouse gas
emissions
from
burning coal. It urges governments to assist by establishing
regulatory frameworks that encourage the development
and deployment
of the latest technologies. Click to
download.
IEA's collaborative structure
Energy
Technologies at the Cutting Edge. A comprehensive overview
of the highly specialised work of the IEA
international collaborative energy technology R&D
programmes in the areas of end-use, fossil fuels, fusion
power, renewables and inter-sectoral activities. Click to download.
The
Frequently
Asked Questions brochure provides
basic information for both newcomers and the initiated
on the practical aspects of participating in the IEA's
collaborative programmes.
Mobilising
Energy Technology. Describes
the activities and recent achievements of the IEA
energy technology
Working Parties and Expert Groups.
Conveys some of their key messages on optimising
use of today’s energy resources and fostering
sustainability for the energy systems of tomorrow. Click to
download.
Technology
Perspectives for Energy Policy. Combines
some of these messages with IEA Secretariat
analysis and findings - four pages of pointers
for energy policy making. Click to
download.
Findings
of Recent IEA Work - 2005.
An overview of outcomes from the IEA’s
wide-ranging activities: security of supply and energy
markets;
energy diversification
and efficiency; energy technology; environment and
climate change; energy in the wider world. Click to
download.
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