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Global energy demand growth was met by diverse range of sources in 2025, led by solar and then gas
PR Global Energy Review 2026 The world’s energy demand increased more slowly last year against a complex economic and geopolitical backdrop, but electricity use continued to rise strongly, latest IEA analysis shows Global energy demand grew at a slower pace in 2025 than the year before, but electricity consumption continued to rise much faster than overall demand – with solar PV becoming the largest contributor to growth in global energy supply for the first time, according to a new IEA report.The latest edition of the IEA’s Global Energy Review, published today, provides a comprehensive global assessment of trends…
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Lei Zhang
Founder and CEO.
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3rd Energy Efficiency Action Plan (2014 - 2016)
The Slovak Republic's Energy Efficiency Action Plan, pursuant to the European Commission Directive on energy end-use efficiency and energy services, aims to achieve energy saving across different sectors (buildings, industry, and transport). The objectives are to form the necessary legislative environment, establish an effective monitoring and information system, and implement low-cost organisational and technical measures with financial support mechanisms.
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Key Questions on Energy and AI
Background information Following the publication of the IEA’s landmark Energy and AI report in 2025, this new report examines how the energy and AI nexus has evolved amid surging investment in data centres and rapid advances in model capabilities. Drawing on fresh datasets and analysis, it explores where electricity demand is rising, how quickly grids and supply chains can respond, and what these shifts mean for energy affordability, security and sustainability.The report is structured as a set of questions and related analysis.
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Sheila Oparaocha
Director.
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Astha Gupta
Former Lead India Analyst.
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Syrine El Abed
Africa Programme Manager.
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Resolution on Further Development of Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency 2017-2025
In June 2017 a Resolution on Further Development of Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency for 2017-2025 in Uzbekistan. The resolution sets the following renewable energy targets:
Technology
Cumulative capacity targets (MW)
2018
2019
2020
2021
2025
New hydropower
60.7
157.7
382.5
601.9
1.24 GW*
Solar PV
100
200
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300
450
Onshore wind
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102
302
*Where not indicated otherwise numbers in the table given in MW unit.
Developments of above mentioned capacities will increase Uzbekistan’s share of renewables in the generation from 12.7% in 2016 to 19.7% in 2025.
Power from renewable…