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Hydrogen and hydrogen-based fuels demand by sector in the Announced Pledges Scenario, 2024-2050
Southeast Asia Asia Pacific Energy Security Hydrogen
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Low-emissions hydrogen production from announced projects by 2030
Low-emissions hydrogen production from announced projects by 2030 GHR 2026
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Thermal modernisation of buildings by 2030
This programme aims to improve energy efficiency in buildings by increasing thermal modernisation. The total estimated funding amounts to around USD 5 billion (205 billion hryvnias).
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Oil Information
Annual time series of oil data including oil supply and consumption, trade and oil demand for 153 countries and 25 regions.
The service is updated twice a year: in April with complete data up to year-2 and in July/August with additional provisional supply data for the year-1. The Oil Information data service contains time series of oil data for 38 OECD countries and 14 European non-OECD countries from 1960 to 2024. Country aggregates for OECD Total, OECD Americas, OECD Asia Oceania, OECD Europe, IEA Total, EU27 (excluding the United Kingdom) and EU28 are also included.Statistics… -
Solar PV net capacity additions, 2015-2024
Solar PV net capacity additions, 2015-2024 energy system pages
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Sree Sanyal
Former India Programme Officer.
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CEO Roundtable
Closed-door session for invited CEOs and senior executives to exchange views on how to leverage untapped potential for energy savings across sectors.
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Number of announced critical mineral policies, 2015-2025
Number of announced critical mineral policies, 2015-2025 WEO 2025
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Feeling the effects of the energy crisis
Four-day workweeks. Designated driving days. Fewer business trips. Across Southeast Asia, governments have been moving quickly to adopt measures that conserve fuel – highlighting the region’s exposure to the energy crisis caused by the near closure of the Strait of Hormuz. In this episode, Sue-Ern Tan, Head of the IEA’s Regional Cooperation Centre in Singapore, explains why countries in Southeast Asia are among the hardest hit by current energy supply disruptions. She discusses how rising prices and fuel shortages are already affecting daily life – and the steps governments are taking to help shield consumers from the worst…
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New projects, partnerships and policies are needed to address supply chain risks for rare earth elements
New IEA report highlights growing mismatch between accelerating use of rare earths across a wide range of technologies and slow pace of supply diversification globally Rare earth elements are moving rapidly to the forefront of global policy making for energy, transport, advanced manufacturing and digital technologies as demand continues to expand while supply chains remain highly concentrated, according to a new IEA report developed to inform G7 discussions this year.The importance of the 17 rare earth elements that underpin a wide range of technologies – from electric vehicles and AI data centres to robotics and defence systems – has grown sharply…
