Our work on Renewables
Renewables 2017
Released October 2017
Explore the key findings from our latest report on renewables, including market analysis and overview of renewable electricity, biofuels, and heat
System of Integration of Renewables (SIR)
The IEA aims to identify global best practice for integrating renewable energy into power grids and the wider energy system
Policies and Measures Database (PAMS)
The Joint IEA/IRENA database provides country-validated information on the renewables policies and measures of more than 140 countries
Renewables Statistics
Good data is an essential component of effective policy making on renewable energy. Access our global datasets here
IEA Partners
The IEA’s renewables work receives valuable inputs from governments, industry and technical experts through the working party (REWP) and the industry advisory board (RIAB)
Future Scenarios for Renewables
Access our latest modelling and analysis to gain insight into potential future scenarios for renewables globally
Recent Reports
Renewable Heat Policies
This paper examines the heat policies of nine IEA member and partner countries
Technology Roadmap: Delivering Sustainable Bioenergy
Re-examines the role of bioenergy in light of changes to the energy landscape over the past five years
Renewables 2017
Detailed market analysis and overview of renewable electricity, biofuels, and heat
News
- Enhancing the Impact of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Policies
27 March 2018 - Energy is at the heart of the sustainable development agenda to 2030
19 March 2018 - Commentary: More policy attention is needed for renewable heat
25 January 2018
Events & workshops
Mar27
WorkshopEnhancing the Impact of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Policies - A joint workshop of the IEA Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Working PartiesFrench Ministry of Foreign Affairs Ministerial Conference Centre, Paris
Mar19
WorkshopEnergy Statistics Course March 2018Paris, France
Nov6
WorkshopCOP23/CMP13/CMA2: 23rd Session of the Conference of the Parties (COP) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change Bonn, Germany