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Thematic session: Buildings as active players in the energy transition
Event backgroundIn today’s context of energy market volatility and economic uncertainty, energy efficiency remains essential for affordability, energy security and competitiveness. The 11th Annual Global Conference on Energy Efficiency will bring together global leaders to accelerate action, with efficient, interactive buildings emerging as a key part of more flexible and resilient energy systems.Buildings account for a large share of global energy demand, which is expected to grow further with electrification, cooling needs and urbanisation. Improving building efficiency and enabling smarter interaction with the grid can lower energy costs, optimise power systems and strengthen resilience.Governments are not starting…
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Eren Çam
Electricity Analyst.
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Installed CO2 capture capacity, 2015-2024
Installed CO2 capture capacity, 2015-2024 energy system 2026
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SDG7 Database
Historical time series on access to electricity and clean cooking (SDG 7.1) and progress towards SDG targets on renewables (SDG 7.2) and energy efficiency (SDG 7.3) This data set is updated as a part of the IEA’s role as co-custodian for tracking progress on Sustainable Development Goal 7. The other co-custodians include International Renewable Energy Agency, United Nations Statistics Division, the World Bank, and World Health Organisation.
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Financial disbursements from Summit commitments, May 2024-June 2025
Clean cooking Africa Access and Affordability
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Donna-Jean Nicholson
Former Deputy Head of Communications and Digital Office.
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High-level Virtual Event on Clean Cooking in Africa
The Governments of Kenya, Norway and the United States, together with the African Union, the African Development Bank and the International Energy Agency (IEA), will convene a high-level virtual event on 9 July to review progress since the landmark 2024 Summit on Clean Cooking in Africa, announce new commitments and set out the next phase of international action to expand access to clean cooking across Africa.Co-chaired and co-organised by President of Kenya William Ruto, Prime Minister of Norway Jonas Gahr Støre, United States Secretary of Energy Chris Wright, Chairperson of the African Union Mahmoud Ali Youssouf…
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Thematic session: Energy efficiency supporting remote and rural communities
Event backgroundIn today’s context of energy market volatility and economic uncertainty, energy efficiency remains essential for affordability, energy security and competitiveness. Rising energy prices and supply disruptions have increased the urgency to reduce demand and strengthen resilience. The 11th Annual Global Conference on Energy Efficiency will bring together global leaders to accelerate action, while ensuring benefits reach all regions and communities.Remote and rural communities face particular challenges due to geographic, economic and infrastructural constraints that can limit access to affordable and reliable energy. Energy efficiency can help reduce costs, strengthen resilience and improve access to reliable energy services…
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Paul Grimal
Former Energy Finance Analyst.
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Jacob Teter
Former Transport Analyst.
