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Southeast Asia Energy Outlook 2026
Background information The Southeast Asia Energy Outlook 2026, the seventh edition of this special report, provides a comprehensive assessment of the latest energy developments across the region, as well as updated projections for the coming decades. Coming just two years after the IEA’s previous Southeast Asia Energy Outlook, it highlights the dynamism of energy trends across the eleven countries that make up the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) – Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao People’s Democratic Republic (Lao PDR), Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Timor-Leste and Viet Nam.As energy security concerns move ever higher on…
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IEA hosts high-level energy dialogue with Türkiye and Australia
Amid major energy crisis, participants from some 50 governments discussed energy security, electrification, clean cooking in Africa and more ahead of COP31 summit The Presidency of COP31 today named the International Energy Agency (IEA) as a strategic partner of the international climate conference that will take place in Antalya, Türkiye, in November. The partnership was announced by COP31 President-Designate Murat Kurum and IEA Executive Director Fatih Birol at the opening of a jointly hosted High-Level Energy Transition Dialogue at the IEA’s headquarters in Paris.The High-Level Dialogue convened ministers, ambassadors and other senior officials of governments representing…
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Japan-Australia partnership on decarbonisation through technology
Japan and Australia commit to jointly support initiatives to accelerate the development and commercialisation of low and zero emissions technologies, toward the transitions to net zero emissions. Such technologies are: clean fuel ammonia, clean hydrogen and derivatives produced from renewable energy (or from fossil fuels with substantial carbon capture, utilisation and storage), carbon capture utilisation and storage, carbon recycling, low emissions steel and iron ore. The two countries will provide appropriate financial support to advance initiatives in these sectors. This partnership builds on already established initiatives and statements such as the Hydrogen Energy Supply Chain (HESC), the Japan-Australia Energy…
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Interim hydrogen strategy (under consultation)
Hydrogen demand of 210-810 ktpa by 2035 and 0.64-1.22 Mtpa by 2050. It defines 17 actions across 12 areas including NZD 100 million over 10 years to establish the regional hydrogen transition consumption rebate scheme and NZD 30 million over 3 years to establish a Clean Heavy Vehicle Grant for zero emissions vehicless including fuel cell vehicles
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Low-Carbon Development Strategy of the Slovak Republic until 2030 with a View to 2050
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Funding Programme to Avoid and Use Waste Heat in Commercial Undertakings
Internal and external measures and technology to avoide and use waste heat (incl. generating electricity from waste heat); target: reduction of 1 mio. toe CO2
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Green Industries Growth Accelerator (GIGA) supply chain fund
GBP 960 million for CCS, CDR, hydrogen, offshore wind, grids, nuclear. Main target is manufacturing capacity of these technologies. Document on fund design was out for consultation until April 2024 including scope (equipment covered), type of costs to be covered, TRL. The document was supposed to be out by summer 2024, but by mid-Nov 2024, no document has been published
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Change in the share of women in senior leadership positions by energy subsector, 2015-2024
Change in the share of women in senior leadership positions by energy subsector, 2015-2024 from WEE 2025, for energy and gender page
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SAF production tenders
Tenders to be launched in 2025 and funded by income from the CO2 tax. Funds could be part of the EUR 40 million from the CO2 tax income that the government announced in October 2023 it would divert to decarbonization of the aviation sector