Clean energy innovation Reaching net zero emissions demands faster innovation, but we’ve already come a long way 13 November 2023
Investment Bringing down the cost of capital is key to unlocking clean energy growth in emerging economies 08 February 2024
Electric Vehicles The world’s electric car fleet continues to grow strongly, with 2024 sales set to reach 17 million 23 April 2024
Investment A new tool to track transitions: the IEA clean energy equipment price index 13 September 2023
Energy Security Rapid expansion of batteries will be crucial to meet climate and energy security goals set at COP28 25 April 2024
Renewable Integration Digital tools will help keep distributed solar PV growing strongly 25 July 2023
Energy Security Nuclear power can play a major role in enabling secure transitions to low emissions energy systems 30 June 2022
Renewables Renewable power is set to break another global record in 2022 despite headwinds from higher costs and supply chain bottlenecks 11 May 2022
Electricity Electric cars fend off supply challenges to more than double global sales 30 January 2022
Russia's War on Ukraine Despite short-term pain, the EU’s liberalised gas markets have brought long-term financial gains 22 October 2021
Russia's War on Ukraine Accelerating energy efficiency: What governments can do now to deliver energy savings 17 March 2022
Renewable Integration Severe power cuts in Texas highlight energy security risks related to extreme weather events 18 February 2021
Renewables Low-carbon generation is becoming cost competitive, NEA and IEA say in new report 09 December 2020
Climate Change Distributed energy resources for net zero: An asset or a hassle to the electricity grid? 09 September 2021
Net Zero Emissions Hydropower has a crucial role in accelerating clean energy transitions to achieve countries’ climate ambitions securely 30 June 2021
Net Zero Emissions Without help for oil-producing countries, net zero by 2050 is a distant dream 05 September 2021
Reaching net zero emissions demands faster innovation, but we’ve already come a long way