International Energy Agency

Global electricity use expected to rise rapidly through to 2030, but new clean power projects mean emissions should remain flat

IEA expects renewables, natural gas, and nuclear to eat into coal demand in the coming years

The global energy efficiency improvement rate is projected to rise to 1.8 per cent in 2025, according to the International Energy Agency

In the face of multiplying geopolitical and energy security risks, the global economy is increasingly switching to electricity and renewables, according to the latest IEA report

IEA executive director reflects on the emergence of electricity as the world's 'dominant energy source', even as the consensus on climate action comes under fire

Report argues financing of mining should be reformed to help promote environmentally and socially responsible production

Despite Trump's war on clean power, the International Energy Agency expects global renewables capacity to double over the next five years - but further acceleration is needed to meet global climate goals

Annual Global Energy Outlook raises expectations for near and long term fossil fuel demand, fuelling fears net zero goals will be missed even as renewables generation continues to surge

Sector has been struck by wave of project cancellations, but agency claims 'robust expansion' by 2030 is still possible

Growth in global oil supply expected to far outpace demand in coming years as EV sales rapidly eat into market, according to International Energy Agency