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Greenhouse and Energy Minimum Standards (Gas Water Heaters)
Specifies minimum energy performance standards (MEPS) requirements for gas water heaters intended for use with natural gas, liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) and simulated natural gas (SNG); external storage heaters with a nominal gas consumption of less than 50 MJ/h and storage capacity of over 30 litres internal and external instant gas water heaters with a nominal gas consumption of less than 250 MJ/h and a heat output of less than 13.1 kW (equivalent to a delivery rate of 7.5 L/min raised through 25C)
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Building Energy Efficiency Certification Programme (2001)
Building Energy Efficiency Certification Programme (2001) Class1> 40%230% - 40%320% - 30%410% - 20%5< 10% Applicable Building Type(s)Existing residentialPolicy Requirement LevelVoluntaryCompliance pathEnd-uses considered:Space cooling, Space heating, Water heating, Ventilation, Lighting interiorResourcesDescription Notes Climate Zones
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Financial disbursements from Summit commitments, May 2024-June 2025
Clean cooking Africa Access and Affordability
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Amendment of the CHP Act
Links incentives to the requirement that new CHP plants with an electrical capacity above 10 MW have to be H2-ready, with conversion costs not exceeding 10% of the costs for building a similar new plant
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Executive decree 2000-90 on thermal regulations for new buildings
The Decree sets out the legislative framework for thermal regulations in new residential buildings.
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Share of annual change in electricity generation from renewables and nuclear, and from solar PV
Share of annual change in electricity generation from renewables and nuclear, and from solar PV Global Energy Review 2026
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Consumption share by oil product in Georgia in 2023
Consumption share by oil product in Georgia in 2023 EU4Energy
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2022 Clean Air Plus programme extension
The Polish government implemented mid-July 2022 a new instalment of its Clean Air Plus program will start. Households engaged in energy-efficient home retrofits or upgrading their heating systems to higher energy standards (notably through the installation of heat pumps) are entitled to a subsidy capped at PLN 79 000, that may cover up to 90% of the project costs. The scheme notably aims at lessening the impacts of the global energy crisis on domestic consumers.
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Growth of IEA Family is milestone for global energy governance
Plus, other key outcomes from our Ministerial on critical minerals, Ukraine & more; our 3rd Energy Innovation Forum; the latest on oil markets; the rapid rise of batteries; and more ...
Newsletter of the International Energy Agency
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Welcome back to the Energy Mix. In today's edition: Highlights from our Ministerial Meeting in Paris, including closer institutional ties with Brazil, Colombia, India and Viet Nam and an expanded mandate on critical minerals security; insight from our 3rd Energy Innovation Forum; the latest trends in global oil markets; new data on the rapid rise of batteries…