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Expected increase in production of low-emissions gases, 2024-2030
Expected increase in production of low-emissions gases, 2024-2030 Gas 2025
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Antonio Erias Rodriguez
Former Gas Analyst.
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Weighted average net margins of renewable energy companies and large utilities excluding China, Q1 2023-Q2 2025
Weighted average net margins of renewable energy companies and large utilities excluding China, Q1 2023-Q2 2025 Renewables 2025
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Nopparat Phrom-in
Manager at Thailand Greenhouse Gas Management Organization.
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Orestes Karampinis
Energy Analyst.
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Energy innovation enters security-focused phase as batteries dominate patent landscape
…IEA.At the same time, the policy context is shifting. In a survey of experts and practitioners, energy security emerged as the leading driver of innovation in 2025, ahead of affordability and emissions reduction. New initiatives such as the US Genesis Mission and the EU Competitiveness Fund reflect growing emphasis on strengthening domestic technological capabilities and securing critical supply chains.“Energy innovation has become a strategic priority for governments around the world,” said IEA Executive Director Fatih Birol. “With energy security and industrial competitiveness at the top of the agenda, countries that sustain investment in research, demonstration and early deployment…
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Sungjin Oh
Energy Analyst.
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Luxembourg can enhance energy security and expand emissions reductions through integrated planning and targeted action
…in new technologies, digitalisation and system flexibility can further strengthen both system resilience and emissions reductions.One of Luxembourg’s key strengths is its highly digitalised energy system. With near-universal deployment of smart meters and the development of national energy data platforms, the country has created a solid basis for improving energy efficiency, enabling greater consumer participation and shifting demand to periods when electricity generation has lower emissions and costs less.At the same time, Luxembourg’s electricity system has an unusual profile. While nearly all of Luxembourg’s domestically generated electricity comes from renewable sources, its domestic production…
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Arthur Jongejans
Energy Analyst.
