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Carbon capture and storage news
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Taking on the challenges of an increasingly electrified world
12 May 2014
IEA report says business-as-usual approach must be overhauled to cope with global shift to electricity
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The limits for CCS: gauging CO2 storage potential
2 May 2014
Varied systems give divergent answers on how much CO2 can be stored underground, so the IEA has been busy helping develop a uniform tool.
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IEA-UNDP report shows how to modernise building codes
21 August 2013
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A way to use fossil fuels but keep the carbon out of the air
2 July 2013
IEA Technology Roadmap for CCS examines the urgent steps for deploying the one large-scale way to lock away emissions
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Progress towards clean energy has stalled, IEA says
17 April 2013
Renewable technologies and greater efforts by emerging economies are among few bright spots cited in report for Clean Energy Ministerial
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Electricity in a Climate-Constrained World
12 February 2013
New IEA book offers solutions for limiting emissions from power generation, plus key electricity-sector data
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IEA shows how Sweden can build on its impressive low-carbon successes
5 February 2013
Review of Swedish energy policies calls for cost-effective emission cuts, energy technology innovation and consumer benefits
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First IEA regional technology study plots carbon-neutral Nordic energy
22 January 2013
To achieve the region's ambitious 2050 goal, Nordic Energy Technology Perspectives details how countries can decarbonise their power sectors and electrify transport
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CCS is a necessity for a world hooked on fossil fuels
1 January 2013
IEA lists 2013 priorities to re-energise deployment of carbon capture and storage
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North America leads shift in global energy balance, IEA says in latest World Energy Outlook
12 November 2012
Agency’s flagship publication says need to improve energy efficiency globally remains as great as ever
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Carbon capture and storage (CCS) report shows further progress needed
26 April 2012
Report tracking progress presented at 2012 Clean Energy Ministerial (CEM) in London
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G20 leaders endorse IEA report on deployment of clean energy and energy efficiency technologies
10 November 2011
While positive progress has been made with clean energy technologies, the world is still largely dependent on fossil fuels to satisfy growth in global energy demand.
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26 September 2011
Current policies in place throughout the world are not enough to limit rise in global warming to two degrees Celsius.
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Carbon capture and storage has great potential in industrial applications
20 September 2011
CCS is a cost-effective option for reducing CO2 emissions, IEA and UNIDO say in joint report.
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Diverse mix of energy sources are needed to decarbonise European electricity supply
3 May 2011
Benefits of low-carbon policies are not only climate-related, but also economic, stresses IEA Executive Director.
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7 April 2011
IEA report analyses – for the first time – progress in global clean energy technology deployment.
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IEA releases first Clean Energy Progress Report
6 April 2011
Notable successes in deployment of clean-energy technologies are being overshadowed by continued hunger for fossil fuels, report says
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IEA says Norway is well-placed to make necessary investments for a low-carbon future
15 March 2011
The Scandinavian country’s energy policies are a positive example for others to follow, according to a new report.
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3 March 2011
Massive investment required not only to meet soaring demand for electricity but also to provide power to 35% of Indians who lack access.
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World Wildlife Fund’s New Energy Report Emphasises Role of Renewables
4 February 2011
The IEA welcomes the World Wildlife Fund’s (WWF) report as a valuable contribution to the energy debate. While the IEA believes a broader mix of energy technologies – including nuclear energy and carbon capture and storage -- will be required to meet future challenges, we share the view that renewable energy must play a key role in a clean energy future.
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28 June 2010
At their summit in Muskoka, Canada, G8 leaders encouraged “the IEA to develop work on an International Platform for low-carbon technologies, in order to accelerate their development and deployment.”
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IEA Executive Director Participates in the World Economic Forum in Davos
28 January 2010
On 28-30 January, IEA Executive Director Nobuo Tanaka travelled to Davos, Switzerland to speak in high-level panels and participate in discussions on energy, economic and climate change matters.
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Potential for closer IEA co-operation with Mexico
19 January 2010
IEA Deputy Executive Director Richard Jones met with Mexican Energy Secretary Georgina Kessel Martinez on Tuesday, 12 January, in Mexico City to discuss existing and potential future areas of collaboration between the IEA and the Mexican energy ministry (SENER).