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Canada 2025 International collaborations - G7
IEA Contributions to the G7 In 2025, Canada holds the Presidency of the Group of Seven (G7), which coincides with the 50th anniversary of the G7. Canada’s overarching G7 priorities as announced by Prime Minister Mark Carney include three areas:Protecting our communities and the world;Building energy security and accelerating the digital transition;Securing the partnerships of the future.The G7 Leaders met in Kananaskis (Alberta) on 15-17 June 2025 (Chair’s Summary). Among several G7 joint statem...
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Ministerial Opening and Scene Setting
Speakers will set the scene for the 2026 IEA Ministerial Meeting, highlighting key international issues of energy security, affordability and sustainability of energy.
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Energy audits and energy passports
The Federal Law No. 261-FZ "On Saving Energy and Increasing Energy Efficiency, and on Amendments to Certain Legislative Acts of the Russian Federation " requires energy audits to be undertaken with respect to products, buildings, structures, and technological processes, as well as legal entities and individual entrepreneurs, with a view to ascertaining amounts of energy resources used, and gauging energy efficiency and the potential for energy savings and energy efficiency increases, as well as planning and estimating supportive measures.The findings of an energy audit are to be recorded in an "energy passport". Self-regulatory organizations are to…
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Annual change in CO2 emissions due to hydropower generation variations in selected region, 2025
Annual change in CO2 emissions due to hydropower generation variations in selected region, 2025
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Contribution of weather effects to natural gas change in energy demand, 2025
Energy demand Natural Gas
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Albanian Law of Energy Efficiency 2005
On April 27, 2005 the Albanian Parliament passed an Energy Efficiency Law that establishedthe legal framework for the promotion and improvement of the efficient use of energy.Although the law required a certain amount of secondary legislation to be adopted for itsenforcement, no such legislation was developed and adopted.
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Tackling rare earth supply risks
New data shows supply chains for rare earths are particularly geographically concentrated
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Welcome back to Energy Snapshot, the International Energy Agency’s monthly newsletter focused on charts and data. In today’s edition, we look at supply chains for rare earth elements.
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In recent years, the IEA has repeatedly emphasised the energy security risks linked to the supply of critical minerals, which are vital for modern energy systems, transport and advanced manufacturing.
But…
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Law on Information Security
Serbia's Law on Information Security focuses on strengthening digital resilience, promoting a secure cyberspace across sectors. It includes specific measures to protect critical infrastructure, including the energy system, from cyber threats.
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New podcast episode delves into IEA’s historic release of emergency oil stocks
The latest episode of the IEA’s Everything Energy podcast looks at the announcement by IEA Member countries on 11 March to release 400 million barrels of oil from their emergency reserves to help stem disruptions in oil markets from the war in the Middle East.Now available on Apple Podcasts and Spotify, the episode features IEA Director of Energy Markets and Security Keisuke Sadamori, who unpacks the decision, explaining how it was made and what happens now. He also puts it into historical context and highlights why this crisis has amounted to the biggest shock to global oil markets in history.For more details on…