International Energy Agency

IEA confirms surging growth in capacity puts renewables on track to become largest single source of electricity worldwide by 2025

IEA's World Energy Outlook confirms dramatic drop in emissions in 2020, but warns delivery of promised green recovery depends on urgent action from governments

IEA estimates that global steel sector can reach net zero emissions by 2070 and argues that the carbon-intensive sector must halve its emissions by mid-century to meet global climate goals

Clutch of major reports this week underscore urgent need for investment and policy support for CCUS technologies if the world is to stick to a 1.5C global warming pathway

Extending the use of electricity, alongside deploying hydrogen and carbon capture and utilisation technologies, critical if the world is to reach its net-zero goals, IEA report concludes

The aluminium sector is industry's fourth biggest CO2 emitter, following figures from the International Energy Agency

Influential agency urged by almost 70 leaders across business, finance, civil society, policy and research to give 1.5C scenario a more prominent focus in upcoming special report.

International Energy Agency and Imperial College London research further underlines strong investment case underpinning renewables sector

IEA expects global energy investment to plummet by $400bn this year with major implications for renewables, energy efficiency and net zero

New renewable power capacity set to drop 13 per cent from last year but rebound in 2021 after coronavirus crisis