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Net storage injections and withdrawals in Ukraine, January 2024 – September 2025
Net storage injections and withdrawals in Ukraine, January 2024 – September 2025 Ukraine’s Energy Security: a pre-winter assessment
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Energy Technology Classification System
A 360° view of energy technologies About this tool Our interactive explorer enables navigation of the revised 2025 edition of the International Energy Agency’s (IEA) energy technology classification system. The classification system is a structured framework that categorises energy technologies within nine main areas.Updated in co-operation with governments to reflect technological developments since its last revision in 2011, the classification now covers a full range of energy technologies, f...
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Suriname
The Intended Nationally Determined Contribution of Suriname to the Paris Agreement included commitments to improve sustainable forest management with the goal of enhancing the country's carbon sink potential, but no targets in terms of absolute or relative GHG emissions by 2030.
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Global Energy Review 2025 Oil
Oil demand growth loses momentum Growth in global oil demand slowed markedly in 2024, with consumption rising by 0.8% (1.5 EJ or 830 kb/d) to 193 EJ after jumping by 1.9% in 2023. This reflected the end of the post-pandemic mobility rebound, slower industrial growth and the increasing impact of electric vehicles. This 0.8% increase in demand – below the pre-pandemic growth rate of over 1% in the decade to 2019 – was closely in line with the IEA’s first forecast for 2024 set out in June 2023, which noted that structural macroeconomic trends would…
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Alessio Scanziani
Energy Security Analyst.
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Sheltering From Oil Shocks Air transport fuels
Jet fuel demand accounts for around 7% of global oil demand. Jet fuel markets look to be particularly vulnerable to an extended loss of Middle East production and exports, given limited flexibility elsewhere to increase output. 8. Avoid air travel where alternative options exist Description: Travel for work accounts for a large share (between 20% and 40%) of aviation activity. In many cases, travel for work can be temporarily substituted by virtual meetings. A reduction of around 40% of flights taken for work purposes is feasible in the short term, while maintaining productivity.Impact: Very high voluntary participation to work…
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Renewable Energy Progress Tracker
Explore electricity, heat and renewable fuels data from Renewables 2025 and renewables ambitions by 2030
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Key lessons from Ukraine can inform energy resilience planning worldwide
New report identifies 10 takeaways for countries across the globe, including the benefits of decentralisation and standardising and stockpiling critical equipment Insights developed to keep Ukraine’s energy system functioning under extreme conditions can offer valuable guidance for governments worldwide, according to a new report from the International Energy Agency.The analysis, Energy System Resilience: Lessons learned from Ukraine, highlights 10 pillars for energy system resilience that have been drawn from Ukraine’s experience. Since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022, Ukrainian energy infrastructure has been a major target of attacks, requiring extensive efforts to limit disruptions to energy…
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Energy Technology RD&D Budgets Data Explorer
Detailed breakdown of public budgets on energy RD&D submitted to the IEA by its member and association countries
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Energy End-uses and Efficiency Indicators Data Explorer
Explore energy and emission data by country, end-uses and product, from 2000 onwards in four sectors (residential, services, industry and transport) for IEA member countries and beyond
