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Beniamin Strzelecki
Global Focal Point.
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Joint Statement by the Heads of the International Energy Agency, International Monetary Fund, World Bank Group, and World Trade Organization
…promoting transparency, sharing lessons, and identifying emerging risks.“We will remain in close contact as the situation evolves and continue coordinating our efforts to support the countries most affected and global economic stability.”About the International Energy AgencyThe International Energy Agency, the global energy authority, was founded in 1974 to help its member countries coordinate collective responses to major oil supply disruptions. Its mission has expanded and evolved since, and rests today on three main pillars: working to ensure global energy security; expanding energy cooperation and dialogue around the world; and supporting a secure, affordable and sustainable energy future. For…
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Elspeth Hathaway
Policy Analyst.
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Share of energy demand covered by a minimum energy performance standard by policy status, 2025
Share of energy demand covered by a minimum energy performance standard by policy status, 2025 state of energy policy 2026
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Growth of IEA Family is milestone for global energy governance
…critical minerals, Ukraine & more; our 3rd Energy Innovation Forum; the latest on oil markets; the rapid rise of batteries; and more ...
Newsletter of the International Energy Agency
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Welcome back to the Energy Mix. In today's edition: Highlights from our Ministerial Meeting in Paris, including closer institutional ties with Brazil, Colombia, India and Viet Nam and an expanded mandate on critical minerals security; insight from our 3rd Energy Innovation Forum; the latest trends in global oil markets; new data on the rapid rise of batteries; and more.
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Potential for cost-competitive electrification of industrial heat at different electricity-to-fossil fuel price ratios, 2025
Potential for cost-competitive electrification of industrial heat at different electricity-to-fossil fuel price ratios, 2025 eu crisis commentary
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The Strait of Hormuz and global LNG supply
…iea-member-countries-to-carry-out-largest-ever-oil-stock-release-amid-market-disruptions-from-middle-east-conflict of emergency oil stocks to counter the supply disruptions (read more in our latest update https://www.iea.org/news/update-on-iea-collective-action-decision-of-11-march-2026 on the oil stock release). At the same time, the Gulf’s output of liquefied natural gas (LNG) has also been significantly disrupted by the war.
The key issue is the flow of tankers through the Strait of Hormuz https://www.iea.org/about/oil-security-and-emergency-response/strait-of-hormuz…
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Energy import dependency in Georgia, 2013-2024
Energy import dependency in Georgia, 2013-2024 EU4Energy
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Middle East crisis disrupts international natural gas markets and delays global LNG supply wave
…weather events, including major winter storms in North America, Europe and East Asia, led to strong spikes in gas demand, underlining the continued importance of gas supply flexibility for energy security, including in systems with rising shares of weather-dependent renewable generation.Market conditions shifted abruptly in March as the Middle East conflict resulted in the de facto closure of the Strait of Hormuz to LNG cargoes. Global LNG production declined by 8% year-on-year, with a sharp drop in exports from Qatar and the United Arab Emirates only partially offset by higher output from other regions. As the…
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Deniz Ugur
Consultant.
