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Welcome to the archives of the IEA OPEN Energy Technology Bulletin, a free newsletter from the International Energy Agency (IEA) and its Committee on Energy Research and Technology. The OPEN Bulletin provides regular updates on activities within the IEA's energy technology and R&D community that are contributing to energy security and protection of the environment and climate worldwide.

Issue No.5, 27 September 2002

Just out: IEA World Energy Outlook 2002

The IEA World Energy Outlook, which appears every two years, is the IEA's most ambitious and most widely read publication. It projects trends in energy supply and demand, prices, trade and carbon emissions from now until the year 2030. Its projections are recognised as authoritative throughout the energy world. Its messages are relevant to energy consumers and producers alike.

This year's edition includes special chapters providing new insight on some high-profile energy topics:

- China
- Energy & Poverty
- OECD-area Alternative Policy Scenario.

Consult also the World Energy Outlook's website: http://www.worldenergyoutlook.org/.

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