• Policy

        • Angola

        • 2018

        Energy 2025 - Angola Power Sector Long Term Vision

        The Angola Energy 2025 aims to map out the development plan for Angola's energy sector up until 2025. The plan consisted of measures related to hydro, natural gas as well as rural electrification, and was worth USD$25 billion, to be co-financed by the public and private sector. 

        • Chart

        • 09 Oct 2025

        Average consumption by technology in sub-Saharan Africa, 2024

        Average consumption by technology in sub-Saharan Africa, 2024 Electricity Access Commentary

        • Event

        • 08 Apr 2026

        • 14:00

        Rare earth elements: Pathways to secure and diversified supply chains

        Background information The IEA special report Rare earth elements: Pathways to secure and diversified supply chains will deliver timely insights into developments in the global rare earths market. Building on the work of the IEA Critical Minerals Security Programme, the report analyses the full value chain for rare earths from mining through processing to permanent magnet production. It identifies vulnerabilities linked to high supply concentration and assesses the economic and strategic implications of potential supply disruptions. The report highlights priority considerations for policymakers to strengthen supply chain resilience through diversification, emergency preparedness, targeted policy and financial support, and greater international…

        • Policy

        • Nigeria

        • 2025

        National Energy Compact

        The National Energy Compact commits to achieving universal energy access by 2030, increasing renewable energy to 30%, reducing carbon emissions, improving energy efficiency, and fostering public-private partnerships for sustainable power sector development. 

        • Policy

        • United Kingdom

        • 2020

        Ten Point Plan for a Green Industrial Revolution - Point 6: Jet Zero and Green Ships

        …the infrastructure upgrades required at airports to move to battery and hydrogen aircrafts   - Invest 20 million GBP into the Clean Maritime Demonstration Programme to develop clean maritime technology   Expected results: - 5200 jobs supported by a domestic SAF industry - future proofing the aerospace industry which is worth 12 billion GBP to the economy - savings of 1 MtCO2e by 2032 from clean maritime and nearly 15 MtCO2e by 2050 from SAF.   2021: Consultation on the Aviation Decarbonisation Strategy 2025: Consult on SAF mandate and run a 15 million GBP competition for fuel plants in 2021, with a mandate possibly starting in 2025. 

        • Chart

        • 18 Jul 2025

        Population without access to clean cooking in sub-Saharan Africa by scenario, 2010-2050

        Clean cooking Africa Access and Affordability

        • Chart

        • 04 May 2026

        Methane emissions from the fossil fuel sector in sub-Saharan Africa, 2025

        Africa Nigeria South Africa Angola Congo Mozambique Gabon Equatorial Guinea Methane Abatement Hydrogen

        • Policy

        • Korea

        • 2020

        Korean New Deal 10 key projects – Green remodeling

        …care centres and public sports facilities with energy-efficient and eco-friendly materials     - To retrofit a total of 1,148 recreation facilities to be energy-efficient, with solar generation systems and LED lamps     - To develop underground power lines and communications cables in school zones, through an investment of 2 trillion won by 2025.       A total of 3.1 trillion won will be invested (1.8 trillion won from fiscal investment) by 2022, creating 78,000 jobs, and by 2025 a total of 5.4 trillion won (3.0 trillion won from fiscal investment) will be invested, creating 124,000 jobs.

        • Policy

        • Luxembourg

        • 2002

        Voluntary Agreement to Raise Industrial Energy Efficiency

        A voluntary agreement was signed in 1996 with the Luxembourg Federation of Industry: this agreement planned to increase industrial energy efficiency by 10% during the period 1990 - 2000. A new agreement signed in 2002 sets a target of 20% for the period 1990-2010. This policy has been prorogated several times up to 2009 and has been replaced by a new voluntary agreement in 2010.

        • Policy

        • People's Republic of China

        • 2006

        General Work Plan for Energy Conservation and Pollutant Discharge Reduction

        The General Work Plan was put forth as a result of missed targets with regards to energy saving and discharge reduction of the last year (2005). More specifically cutting energy consumption per unit GDP by 4% and discharges of major pollutants by 2%.Even more alarming several industrial materials grew to 6% energy consumption per capita including:electricity;steel;nonferrous metals;construction materials;oil processing and chemicals;The industries, which account for nearly 70% of energy consumption and sulfur dioxide discharges of the entire industrial sector, grew by 20.6% in the first quarter, 6.6% points higher than the…

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