-
Ministerial Roundtable on Energy Efficiency
Closed-door session for Ministers to discuss steps needed for stronger policy action and international collaboration on energy efficiency.
-
The Value of Demand Flexibility: Benefits beyond balancing
…regulatory and planning frameworks. The webinar will combine policy perspectives, analytical insights and practitioner experience, highlighting how demand flexibility can be embedded alongside energy efficiency as part of an efficiency-first approach to power system planning and operation. Agenda Opening remarks (Italian Ministry of Environment and Energy Security)Key takeaways - The value of demand flexibility: benefits beyond balancing (IEA)Roundtable discussion (moderated by IEA)Insights from international experience from leading experts from the Centre for Net Zero, Enel, and Schneider Electric Sustainability Research Institute on:Unlocking demand flexibility in practiceEfficiency, affordability and system resiliencePolicy, regulatory and market perspectivesClosing reflections (IEA & UNEP)
-
Electricity generation by source in Czechia, 2024 vs 2030
Czechia Energy Security Oil Nuclear Power Natural Gas Renewables Fossil Fuels
-
Share of electric cars in total car sales in selected ASEAN countries, 2015-2025
Asia Pacific Cambodia Indonesia Malaysia Philippines Singapore Thailand Viet Nam Electric Vehicles
-
Current and future committed battery manufacturing capacity by technology in China, 2030
Current and future committed battery manufacturing capacity by technology in China, 2030 How can innovation help to secure future battery markets and minerals supplies?
-
Katerina Ananiadou
Progamme Specialist. Katerina has been a Progamme Specialist with UNESCO-UNEVOC since March 2011. In this role she is responsible for knowledge management and research activities in the field of TVET and for implementing and promoting cooperation and capacity development activities within the UNEVOC Network. She is also the focal point for UNEVOC's thematic work on youth and skills and coordinator of the Latin American and Caribbean region of the UNEVOC Network.Prior to joining UNESCO Katerina worked for four years as a policy analyst at the Centre for Educational Research and Innovation (CERI) of the OECD, among others on systemic innovation in VET and the New Millennium Learners project. Before that she was a researcher at the Institute of Education in London, specialising on adult literacy and numeracy and workplace learning. Her academic background is in Psychology and Cognitive Science which she studied at the Universities of Athens (BA), Cardiff (MSc) and Warwick (PhD).
-
New electricity connections in sub-Saharan Africa, 2019-2025
Africa Asia Pacific Access and Affordability Electricity
-
Annual change in global electricity generation by source, 2024-2025
Annual change in global electricity generation by source, 2024-2025 GER 2026
-
Electricity 2026: Can the electricity sector ‘move fast and connect things?’
Background information Electricity 2026 – the IEA’s annual report on global electricity systems and markets – provides in-depth analysis of the recent trends and policy developments underpinning the Age of Electricity. It includes forecasts through 2030 for electricity demand, supply and carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions for select countries, by region and worldwide.As electricity use grows, power systems will need greater flexibility to securely and cost-effectively integrate an increasingly diverse mix of electricity generation sources and evolving demand patterns and technologies. A lack of grid capacity is also becoming a major bottleneck for electricity systems in many regions, leading…