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GHG emission reductions in the ACCESS in sub-Saharan Africa compared to a baseline, 2040
Clean cooking Africa Access and Affordability
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Energy-related CO2 emissions implied by climate pledges, 2010-2050
Energy-related CO2 emissions implied by climate pledges, 2010-2050 state of energy policy 2026
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Electricity Information
Annual data on electricity and heat supply and consumption for OECD and selected non-OECD countries The Electricity Information data service contains time series of electricity and heat data for 38 OECD countries and 14 non-OECD countries, from 1960 to year-2 unless otherwise specified. Regional aggregates for OECD Total, OECD Americas, OECD Asia Oceania, OECD Europe, IEA Total, EU27 and EU28 are also included.Annual statistics are available for detailed supply/demand balances, end-use consumption, electricity trade by partner country, specific autoproducer electricity and heat consumption data, as well as electricity generation capacity and capacity factors by…
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Lliquefied natural gas export capacity in selected countries, 2005-2030
United States Qatar Australia Natural Gas Fossil Fuels
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Fiscal impact of levying 0% VAT on clean cookstoves by technology in Tanzania, 2025
Fiscal impact of levying 0% VAT on clean cookstoves by technology in Tanzania, 2025 The Energy Crisis hits the Homefront: A growing shortage of cooking fuels
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Pablo Gonzalez
Former Consultant.
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Advancing Energy Access and Clean Cooking Solutions
This High-level dialogue on Advancing energy access and clean cooking solutions will showcase progress since the 2024 Summit on Clean Cooking in Africa, highlight approaches that have accelerated clean cooking solutions and provide a platform for participants to present new initiatives to advance energy access. The session also aims at identifying priority areas for the upcoming 2026 Summit on Clean Cooking in Africa, including key policies targets, strategies to mobilize more public and private investment, and approaches to engage industry and civil society. Leads
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Mark Phillips
Prime Minister.
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Building-level Electricity Access and Demand Model
A tool to estimating electricity access and demand at the building level in Sub-Saharan Africa. The Building-level Electricity Access and Demand Model is an open-source model developed through a collaboration between the International Energy Agency (IEA) and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). By integrating ground-truth electricity consumption data, high-resolution satellite imagery, geospatial datasets, and AI, this model provides accurate estimates of electricity access status and demand for individual buildings across sub-Saharan Africa.This tool leverages the BEACON and LItLDF models, as outlined in Lee, S.J., Multimodal Data Fusion for Estimating Electricity Access and…
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