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Share of annual change in electricity generation from renewables and nuclear, and from solar PV
Share of annual change in electricity generation from renewables and nuclear, and from solar PV Global Energy Review 2026
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Evolution of announced capacity for 2035 by status across editions of IEA CCUS Projects Database
Carbon Capture Utilisation and Storage
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Kristine Petrosyan
Former Senior Oil Market Analyst.
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Gas Trade Flows Interactive Map
Explore the Gas Trade Flows dataset in a new format. Use the map to discover visuals and analytics
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Renewable Energy Directive - National transposition of transport target
Public consultation for the transposition. The proposed regulation has GHG emissions reduction quotas that fuel suppliers would have to meet for 2026-2035 and it would replace the TIRUERT scheme. There are specific sub-quotas for low-carbon hydrogen and RFNBO (0.1% in 2026, 1.5% in 2030, 2% in 2035) without any multiplier. From 2030, the share of low-carbon hydrogen would be capped (to 0.8%) to meet the EU quotas for renewable hydrogen. The consultation document does not specify if hydrogen used in refineries would count towards the target. Quotas for specific sectors are also included…
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Arthur Roge
Energy Modeller – Analyst.
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Clean Energy Fund - Renewable Energy and Clean Energy Systems Demonstration Projects
…million for smaller-scale demonstration projects of renewable and alternative energy technologies. There is also a CAD150 million research component. The Fund aims to support the integration of intermittent renewable and clean energy technology into both the electric grid and the built environment including: smart grid concepts, electrical and thermal energy storage, hybrid systems including those with limited fossil fuel input, marine energy, solar PV, solar thermal, very low-head hydro and in-stream river current systems, geothermal and bioenergy. Proposals are requested for co-funded projects to increase the integration of CCS, renewable and clean power and heat technologies…
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Ireland White Paper Transition to a Low Carbon Energy Future 2015-2030
…is intended to guide the direction of Irish energy policy from now until 2030. At its heart is a commitment to transform Ireland into a low carbon society and economy by 2050 and reduce the country’s fossil fuel dependency. This ambitious vision for Ireland’s energy system envisages a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions from that sector by 80-95% relative to 1990 levels by 2050. The White Paper identifies the long-term strategic importance of diversifying Ireland's energy portfolio and largely decarbonising the energy sector by 2050.
The renewable energy is an important part of that strategy. -
Siddharth Singh
Energy Investment Analyst.
